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Four out of five New Zealanders now have household internet access, signaling a change in times across the country.

Pinterest, the digital pin board app, is a hoarder's dream come true for collecting and organising your favourite things. Convenient and addictive.

Discover the five key items successful professionals like Richard Branson and Meg Whitman rely on daily to boost productivity and creativity.

New Zealanders are at risk of data breaches due to weak passwords. Optimizer HQ has developed a password management system to combat this.

Mobile phone count set to surpass world population by 2014, with a 96% global penetration rate, ITU report reveals.

Kiwi businesses feel more positive about their future if they embrace new technology, suggesting a shift in attitude among New Zealanders.

Cheers to your gadgets! The UK government bins the feared 'iPad tax', ensuring your mobile tech stays tax-free for now.

Kaspersky launches new security solution, KESB, to tackle BYOD challenges, ensuring safe mobility for workers and securing corporate data.

BlackBerry CEO claims iOS is outdated, touting superior multitasking on new devices as a key to overtake Apple's market dominance.

Almost 50% of New Zealanders now own a smartphone, with nearly a third choosing the device over any other tech gadget - are you one of them?.

Four year forecast finds that a growing user acceptance of 'push' mobile banking and a sharp rise in tablet adoption.

Panasonic Toughpad FZ-G1, a Windows 8 tablet with i5 processor, goes fully rugged - the ideal outdoor tech companion.

Dead Space 3 continues the unfortunate adventures of Starship engineer Issac Clark, and his battle against creatures called the Neromorphs.

It might just be time to bust out the old log book in the company car and start making entries for your smartphone.

Grab the last seats for Aerohive's BYOD sessions in Auckland and Wellington to revolutionise your retail with Wi-Fi.

Introducing new email technology into a law firm which, like many others, is largely dependent on this mode of communication for its business, can be tricky.

The thot just plickened where mobile technology is concerned, as Ubuntu shows off (yet another) Linux for the handset up in Barcelona.

Panasonic bucks trend with rugged tablets; not cheap, but built tough to withstand extreme conditions. Prices start from $2000.

Hewlett-Packard expands company's tablet portfolio with Android powered device, available to buy in New Zealand by April.

Google has released an ultra high-resolution Chromebook Pixel laptop made famous, or maybe infamous, for its lofty price tag that starts at $1,299.