It's the biggest night in Kiwi music and now it's going to be even bigger with the official New Zealand launch of the highly-anticipated Xbox One.
Philips' new Fidelio Soundbar, with wireless tech and virtual surround sound, aims for clutter-free premium audio in the modern home.
Apple to unveil new iPhone models, aiming to boost sales amid pressure for growth. A cheaper variant is expected to tackle market saturation.
Telecommunications company CallPlus is offering New Zealand schools a zero term contract for ultra-fast broadband (UFB).
John Sculley breaks silence on what led to Steve Jobs' firing, pointing fingers at Apple's board for worsening the divide.
Samsung's Galaxy Gear launches with quirkiness but lacks wow factor, retailing at $299 from Oct. Critics question its 'smart' label.
Google Play Music's entrance rattles rivals, offering an iTunes-esque free service and a paid All Access akin to Spotify.
As reported last week on TechDay, Sony Computer Entertainment Japan and Asia will hold a pre-Tokyo Game Show conference.
HP and VMware have today announced plans to collaborate to deliver the industry's first federated network solution.
Sourcefire boosts ANZ presence, appointing WhiteGold Solutions as distributor, strengthening cybersecurity alliance in the Asia Pacific.
Samsung throws its latest gadget into the ring, the Galaxy Gear smartwatch, amid skepticism on its utility in the modern world.
Labour accuses govt of concealing poor broadband roll-out progress, as subcontractors face millions in unpaid work.
Tech reseller Baobab Software will exclusively manage all sales of Progress DataDirect in Australia and New Zealand.
NZ teachers innovate in education with apps BookBot and Silent Light, enhancing learning and classroom management. #EdTech #TeacherDevelopedApps.
Rakon pledges to pay up to 50% of net profit in dividends amidst a 37% share price slump this year, aiming to restore investor faith.
Leaks suggest Apple's upcoming iPhone 5S might feature a fingerprint reader, with photos on Weibo and Mashable bolstering the credibility of the claim.
68% of New Zealand's social butterflies sting by online threats, despite their sunny online disposition, says Trend Micro.
Rakon faces a staggering USD $54 million net loss for 2014 due to a USD $37 million write-down on its Chinese investment, causing shares to plummet 8.7%.
Mobile phones and in particular smartphones have been a revelation with regards to staying in touch when we are out and about.
Booking activities and attractions around New Zealand has just become easier with GrabOne's new website, GoBook.
