Smartphones to predict next moves & purchase based on user data, says Gartner. Smartphones will be smarter than humans by 2017.
The New Zealand Couriers website was the victim of a 'denial of service' botnet attack late last week, believed to be from overseas.
In a world-first, NZ to launch Xbox One as sharks guard the console at Kelly Tarlton's until the midnight release event.
The latest independent research from Epitiro reveals that Vodafone still has on average the fastest ADSL broadband network speeds in New Zealand.
Proteus offers a divisive experience, ditching traditional gameplay for aimless exploration with pixelated visuals and a unique but forgettable soundtrack.
Apple's iPad mini, now with Retina display, lands in New Zealand today, promising cutting-edge tech at prices starting from NZ$599.
Auckland teacher's IT training earns her the PM's Science Teacher Prize, revolutionising science education with technology and inclusivity.
The new Call of Duty app adds a new dimension to Call of Duty: Ghosts multiplayer, by allowing fans to stay connected to the game on the go.
But just a warning to the techno types out there – I'm more about the creative applications and capabilities in this review, than ticking the technical boxes.
Sony's revised PS4 terms allow for the recording of PSN text and voice chats, sparking privacy concerns among users.
Germany auction site TeamBreker set to auction an original Apple 1 computer, with its first batch box, starting at $670k.
Both iconic and significant in the evolution of personal computing, on November 10, 1983, Bill Gates introduced Windows.
Facebook, Twitter, Ask.fm, Snapchat and other forms of digital media have all come under fire for the ease of which they can be used for cyberbullying.
Apple is reportedly developing iPhone 6 models with larger, curved screens and advanced sensors, aiming for a mid-2023 release.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has written an open editorial urging US Senators to support the Equality Act, stressing the importance of workplace equality.
Dive into Escape the Titanic, a puzzle game where evading disaster on the infamous ship is as thrilling as it is challenging.
NZ educators join elite Microsoft program, boosting tech use in classrooms and setting a global benchmark for innovative teaching.
Tonight, Telecom NZ launches free 4G in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, boosting its suite of high-quality mobile services for all.
Telco releases first 4G Network Report, Leading the 4G Revolution, providing a snapshot of how Kiwis are using New Zealand's 4G network.
So Activision and Infinity Ward's big release Call of Duty: Ghosts, hit the shelves last week – so TechDay jumped into the action.
