Telco nails Bank of New Zealand facility to help pay for Huawei's construction of new 4G network - following in the footsteps of rivals Telecom and Vodafone.
A new app from Victoria University, Kura, turns learning te reo Māori into a fun, competitive game, aiming to engage and educate New Zealanders.
New Zealand schools lack adequate privacy policies on their websites, warned the New Zealand Privacy Commissioner after a recent investigation.
4 Pics 1 Word, the simple yet addictive puzzle app, might just be your next go-to brain training game, disguised as fun.
Microsoft has released Office Mobile for iPhone, but following months of speculation, there remains no sign of an iPad version.
Google's Project Loon floats above NZ, aiming to connect billions globally with balloon-powered internet, tackling the digital divide.
Company resigns the licences, owned by IDG, to publish technology titles Computerworld, Reseller News and PC World.
In a typical DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME style video, Samsung shares reliability testing for the Galaxy S4 - just for your own piece of mind.
Kiwis urged to speak up on consultation process that could significantly change New Zealand's internet structure.
Sometimes searching the internet for TV shows or certain episodes you want to watch can be frustrating and near impossible.
Sleepy bank clerk accidentally makes a payment of 22 million euros, highlighting the need to log out of online services.
This is not the first time, and damn it won't be the last, but rumours reach fever pitch that Apple plans to release a US$99 iPhone in a range of colours.
Jumping on the Twitter bandwagon, social media giant allows users to keep track of trending topics through the introduction of hashtags.
Kim Dotcom expresses concerns over government surveillance and supports Edward Snowden in his latest column for The Guardian.
Microsoft's Surface Pro launches in NZ, offering the power of a laptop in a tablet form, complete with Intel i5 Processor and innovative accessories.
Amid unlawful surveillance of Megaupload's Kim Dotcom, experts demand accountability within government and law enforcement agencies.
As rumours surface that Edward Snowden may seek refuge in New Zealand, Prime Minister John Key insists the US govt whistleblower is not welcome.
Zuck defends Facebook's plummeting stock to irate investors, promising a comeback despite a 37% decline since its IPO.
As WWDC wraps, the Steve Jobs biopic emerges, potentially outshining Apple's tech releases. Will it captivate or divide opinions?.
Microsoft, Google and Facebook call for greater transparency as companies deny any involvement in US government surveillance program.
