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Touch, gesture and away-from-the-screen features are the future of digital technologies, says Professor Mark Apperley.

Smartphones in classrooms? New study by University of Canterbury reveals their growing role in enhancing engineering education.

Smart city tech unlocks vast new markets for resellers, says Allied Telesis' Scott Penno, spotlighting a shift toward integrated urban solutions.

In order to expand its presence globally, Axis Communications has opened a new office in Wellington and appointed Magnus Zederfeldt director, AP.

The ubiquitous nature of smartphones has taken a toll on camera retailer Camera & Camera, which has been placed into liquidation.

Apple enhances Final Cut Pro X for filmmakers with 3D titles, advanced colour grading, and wider camera support.

Samsung generate truckloads of hype when launching new Galaxy devices, but I'd wager that even they weren't prepared for sheer amount of hype...

The S6 feels iPhone 6-like. I'm hoping that lawsuits don't start flying. They're a distraction from the innovation that the market needs.

Education Law in NZ says schools are to provide a safe physical and emotional environment including addressing behaviours such as cyberbullying.

Global video surveillance company opens Wellington office; urging resellers to secure new business with video surveillance.

Video surveillance is no longer the domain of security companies, with IT resellers taking advantage of a growth market.

Kiwis are being asked to get their smartphones and cameras out and join an ambitious project to crowd map the world.

HTC's One M9 hits NZ shores, sporting a 20MP camera, customisable themes, and expanded storage, launched on major networks.

SnapperNet will be bringing Maxon's range of modem/routers to the New Zealand market, after inking a distribution agreement with Maxon Australia.

Panasonic recently announced their new reseller programme for the security channel. We chatted with Robert Wensing about the programme.

Samsung unveils new flagship smartphones, Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge, at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Linking family and community is one of the four key principles of the early childhood curriculum, and ICT has become a critical component of this.

Vint Cerf warns that our digital data is at risk of fading away, as technology advances and old files become inaccessible.

Auckland Council invests NZD $120,000 in new live-streaming service to enhance transparency and public engagement in local governance from 5 February.

The BYOD trend is gaining popularity in Asia Pacific as mobile devices accounted for 22.5% of all consumer smartphone sales in 2013.