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Uber passengers on Thailand have a new way to get around: as of Wednesday, the ride service has added motorcycles to its offerings in Bangkok.

Far Cry Primal is a unique game where you are assume the role of a caveman. There are no guns or any type of technology featured here.

The Lightning Lab has announced the digital startups that will take part in the Lightning Lab 2016 Auckland Programme and the Wellington XX Programme.

The New Zealand Bankers' Association warns online daters of catphishing scams, where fake romantics aim to steal your money and personal info.

Dove Electronics has inked a deal which will see it offering Shuttle's full range of desktop PCs and distributing build-to-order systems locally.

The Unlocking Curious Minds programme is part of the Government's plan to encourage all Kiwis to become engaged with science and technology.

Jennifer Lawrence barely saves 'No Joy in Joy,' an overwrought film saved from chaos by her resilient performance.

Necklace storing medical records and wearable soap win UNICEF's Wearables for Good challenge. Prize: $15,000 each.

The disturbing footage aims to expose the 'dark side' of the NZ dairy industry, with social media and online news exploding with Kiwis up in arms.

Microsoft is changing its approach to Windows 10 upgrades, with the vendor 're-categorising' Windows 10 as a recommended update from early next year.

For Gamers and Overclockers, it's not about the pretty lights, it's all about the ability to scale and produce outstanding performance on demand.

The strongest educational resource available to Kiwi kids is cultural expectations, closely followed by physical resources, according to a new study.

A new initiative has launched in New Zealand, with the aim of getting Kiwi students excited about technology - aptly named OMGTech!.

The action cam genre has sprung up out of nowhere with compact, rugged but high quality video cameras becoming the must-have gadget.

What next for Vocus? Is 2degrees of interest? A mobile network would certainly cover off all of the key market segments nicely (albeit only in NZ).

The solution seems ideally sized for the New Zealand market, with support for small organisations and scalability right up into enterprise.

Fans have been salivating over what could be the last Metal Gear Solid game for years now. But has it been worth the wait?.

Lenovo launches Y series gaming PCs and accessories, targeting the sophisticated gamer balancing work and play.

NZ gamers rejoice as the epic 'Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain' hits shelves, offering groundbreaking open-world espionage action.

Businesses are increasingly adopting multi-factor authentication amidst rising data breaches, moving away from traditional security questions.