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NTT's new digital signage system uses intelligent technology to deliver targeted advertising based on the presence of people nearby.

There was a time when owning a laptop was uncommon and typically restricted to business people who travelled a lot for work.

Choosing the right anti-virus software can be daunting; experts explain how to balance between free and paid options to ensure online security.

Christchurch quake highlights need for offsite data backup; Geeks on Wheels' 'Back IT Up Mate' offers secure, accessible solution at $9/mo.

Microsoft’s annual Imagine Cup congratulated Team OneBuzz from the University of Auckland as the 2011 national winners a couple of months back.

‘My Bucket List’ site aims to connect users through shared life goals and aspirations, providing a platform to plan and achieve dreams together.

All the recent news coverage around the hacking of some of the world’s biggest gaming sites is enough to make even the most hardcore gamer log off.

TomTom introduces downloadable GPS voices including popular radio duo from New Zealand, Fletch and Vaughan. No pranks promised!.

Brits and Kiwis at the mercy of sluggish phone and internet providers, sparking calls for better service in our tech-reliant world.

Ubisoft has unveiled a behind-the-scenes developer diary for Driver: San Francisco, with the game set to launch on 2nd September.

Mark Zuckerberg surpasses Google founders to become world's third-richest tech tycoon, now valued at US$18 billion.

Broadband is being rolled out to rural New Zealand, starting with three schools and eventually reaching 750 more. #RuralBroadband #NewZealand.

GrabOne expands its empire with a new goods store, offering electronics, clothing, and more, distancing itself from an oversaturated market.

After a relative drought in DLC-land, this week has several developers announcing fresh, new downloadable content for their top tier game franchises.

Telecom launches flexible prepaid plans, letting customers tailor their usage: talk, text, or data, without being tied to a contract.

Labour opposes Telecom bill, claiming it allows the company to overcharge; predicts higher charges and poorer service for customers.

A beta trial reveals 25% of users received malicious content from Facebook friends, prompting BitDefender to launch the full version of its Safego security app.

Microsoft counters Google with the cloud-based Office 365, aimed at small businesses seeking affordable collaboration tools.

Kiwibank's automated computer shut-downs are set to save thousands in power bills and cut 32 tonnes of carbon, marking a win for sustainability.

Tablet market in New Zealand and Australia set to grow, with IDC predicting doubling in shipments despite slow first quarter. Android market could triple.