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As Android malware surges, ESET issues some tips on how Kiwis can protect themselves - and how to know if you might have been compromised already.

Hamilton's Southwell School hails UFB as a catalyst for innovative learning, showcasing its tech strides at 'Beyond Broadband' event.

With a starting price of $299.95, the Type Cover can be pre-ordered from the Microsoft Store. From March 15, it will be available in-store nationwide.

Wearable device owners in the enterprise are neglecting login credentials, posing a growing IT security concern, warns Centrify RSA Survey.

CompTIA says workforce mobility is a growing trend in 2016, offering up plenty of new opportunities for the channel.

20 years ago, disaster was usually delivered by Mother Nature as survival of the business depended on bricks and mortar. Today, that's all changed.

Microsoft's Surface Book is a sleek, responsive and intuitive, albeit slightly expensive, laptop/tablet hybrid.

SPCA and tech firm Fronde partner to streamline pet adoptions with a custom-built app, replacing paper-based system.

How do you maintain the security of your organisation's data in a world where your employees, contractors and partners are working on mobile devices?.

The objective is to make the hospital experience more pleasant by enabling patients to maintain communication with family and business contacts.

Student information systems are being more readily adopted by schools, thanks largely to advancements in cloud computing and the growth of mobiles.

Endpoint data is often one of the most forgotten aspects of an enterprise data protection strategy, yet it is among the most valuable to a company.

New survey by Spark shows that New Zealanders over 55 are tech-savvy, with 70% feeling confident using technology.

Charging parents for school enrolment ballots is unfair, says New Zealand's Labour Party, as it criticises fees for out-of-zone students.

Rumour has it that by this June we could be approaching warp speed with the introduction of a new generation of MacBook Pros.

Learn how to create a backup policy that works for you in the real world, reflects how important your data is and the risks you're prepared to accept.

Despite growing cyber threats, CompTIA finds many businesses and consumers lack adequate cyber security knowledge, making human error a leading risk.

Wireless networks can be left vulnerable if you have an old router with poor security. Likewise, free WiFi can be used to intercept your transactions.

ASUS' new high-performance gaming laptop, the ROG GL552, is now available in New Zealand with prices starting from $2,099.

Xero introduces split-screen feature for iPad, increasing productivity for small businesses using Xero software.