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The call has gone out for Kiwis and Aussies to help with a community based gaming platform designed to encourage girls to pursue STEM-based careers.

In the past, I’ve been called a Microsoft fan boy, hell I was even one of the MCs when Microsoft launched Vista in NZ.

Health and safety is becoming less of a bore and more interactive, thanks to an app developer who is encouraging workplaces to use selfies.

Traff1k D1g1tal, a digital marketing agency from Taupo, is making waves in Australia by signing up True Alliance, one of Australia's largest retail groups.

Still salivating, we've now got the good oil on the rest of Intel's new 7th-generation CPU range, codenamed Kaby Lake.

Sabre and Serko team up to develop next generation of Sabre Online, combining cloud-based booking platform and end-to-end offering.

Fortinet’s no-charge, no-obligation Cyber Threat Assessment Program will help you identify gaps in your network security defenses.

Australian and New Zealand governments are not keeping up with educational innovation, according to a survey from Polycom.

Some of the most innovative ideas come from crowdfunded platforms & Thought-Wired's mission to commercialise their thought-sensing software is strong.

Spark is upping the data caps - and some prices - on some of its popular home & business plans by as much as 50% to cater for Kiwis' love for data.

Optus has announced plans to roll out high-speed public wi-fi for visitors to 81 Australian shopping centres and six corporate sites.

MYOB has appointed a new lead for its New Zealand SME division, as the company looks to drive success in the market.

Insider threats and ageing vulnerabilities among top 10 cybersecurity risks, says Gartner's expert at Johannesburg conference.

Lenovo will now offer Microsoft productivity apps on its Android devices, deepening the strategic relationship between the two companies.

Cradlepoint's APAC surge, with a focus on customer-led teams, mirrors North American success as demand for LTE solutions grows.

Are we entering an age of idiocracy? Is technology making us stupid? These questions are being raised as online culture continues to evolve.

HP has confirmed the NZ pricing for the HP Elite x3, while at the same timing unveiling when the hotly-anticipated product will be available to Kiwis.

The popularity of the Pokémon Go app spread like wildfire across the globe. Its success is something businesses should take note of.

Ericsson reveals how evolving apps and video streaming are impacting network performance and customer loyalty in New Zealand.

Intel has made its move into the virtual reality market, launching an untethered all-in-one handset and announcing a partnership with Microsoft.

Ten teams are taking over Te Papa's Mahuki innovation hub to form digital solutions put to them by Te Papa, NZ & international cultural providers.

Crime fighting software firm Auror has been recognised on the international stage and represent NZ at the 2017 SaaStr conference in San Francisco.

A team of Dutch students equipped with vehicle communication technology set off on a 26,000km journey around the world 10 days ago.

The New Zealand government has launched a $2m independent research fund to prepare the country for the information age.