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Telecom announces its new Digital Ventures wing to innovate in fast-changing tech, despite a recent workforce cut, aiming for future revenue growth.

Mobile computing's future may be on your wrist, with giants like Google and Apple hinting at wearables as the next big thing.

Kiwis spend up to 92 hours a year stuck in traffic, with Auckland ranking the 3rd most congested city in the ANZ region, according to TomTom’s Congestion Index.

Unleash chaos in Black Ops II with Zombies, Ray Liotta, and new maps in 'Uprising' DLC, hitting Xbox 360 on April 16.

Telecom vows to enhance Yahoo Xtra after breach exposed 60k passwords but will continue its partnership with Yahoo, prioritising customer service.

Study reveals aggressive advertising apps pose a significant privacy threat, breaching user data and blurring lines with malware.

Although many believe the Wii U to be a generation of console all on its own, the events of the past week might change a few minds.

You Don’t Know Jack offers an addictive, sarcastic trivia experience, challenging friends and strangers alike, with fresh daily games and animated voice-overs.

Facebook launches Home software for Android, transforming phones into social hubs, challenging Google's market dominance.

Following the launch of Facebook Home, check out some frequently asked questions regarding the family of apps.

Skype surges to two billion daily minutes, showcasing its growing role as a global communications hub. #SkypeMilestone.

Square Enix faces upheaval with layoffs, a net loss of ¥13bn, and leadership change in a comprehensive company shake-up.

Apple plans to begin production on an updated iPhone this quarter, according to reports from the Wall Street Journal.

Speculation mounts as Facebook teases 'new home on Android' event in California, fuelling rumours of a long-awaited Facebook phone launch.

Singlehandedly destroying the traditional retail industry, or offering consumers more variety and better deals than ever before?.

The first real suggestions of a new Xbox console this year have come out today from a somewhat surprising source.

It is time to don the Nanosuit as Prophet, once again, takes on both the alien Ceph and the corrupt CELL Corporation in Crysis 3.

Digital media still protected under copyright laws as U.S. district court judge rules against the resale of songs purchased through Apple's iTunes.

Following the death of 2degrees CEO Eric Hertz and his wife Kathy, the families of both have asked that the following statement be distributed to media:.

Tech giant has already designed the next two versions of its iPhone model, under the supervision of the late Steve Jobs.