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Auckland offers free Wi-Fi in several locations since its 2011 Rugby World Cup expansion. Users can enjoy 1GB daily across 60+ zones.

Wintec harnesses innovative tech to enhance learning and workplace flexibility for students and staff in Hamilton's evolving IT landscape.

Ruckus Wireless unveils new Wi-Fi architecture designed to slash costs and improve performance for small businesses.

An estimated 50 million vehicles will offer built-in wireless charging by 2020, up from only 4 million vehicles offering the technology this year.

Possibly one of the best things about the keyboard is that literally any button on the keyboard can be reprogrammed to do pretty much anything.

Employers are shifting focus from qualifications to workplace culture and innovative thinking when hiring, according to AbsoluteIT.

It’s a gadget owners worst nightmare: Having dropped a bundle of cash buying that shiny new gizmo, you’ve dropped it into the bath, sink or, yes, loo.

NZ businesses get a tech boost as The Instillery, in partnership with Purple WiFi, harnesses cloud power for smarter WiFi insights.

Kevin Franklin sat down with Netguide recently to tell us all of the new multiplayer changes that have been made in Hao 5: Guardians and more.

Mike Brinker reveals how 'Rise of the Tomb Raider' enriches gameplay with intricate RPG systems, clever crafting, and of course, tombs galore.

The Belkin range of WeMo products can transform your rooms into a smart and secure home or workplace, either in-home or remotely.

Deloitte Australia snaps up Oracle specialist Qubit Consulting to bulk up its identity access management capability.

Generation Z, the youngest workers entering the job market, have a unique approach to work, according to a new study by Ricoh Europe.

The three students will compete in the South Pacific regionals of the Association of Computing Machinery International Collegiate Programming Contest.

CA Technologies signs up IT Solved as the vendor seeks to capitalise on demand for API management in the face of the rising 'application economy'.

Three years of transformation and restructure have not been 'a smooth process' for Hills, but it has been 'absolutely' the right strategic decision.

An effective business continuity strategy can be challenging due to various factors that can disrupt operations, according to CenturyLink.

Technology can be an enabler for alternative learning methods and approaches, helping to prepare students for jobs of the future.

Specialisation has proved a winning formula for reseller BayCom and vendor partner Enghouse Interactive, whose latest deal is with Ultrafast Fibre.

Version 14 is completely geared toward mobility and is being enthusiastically embraced in the ANZ region, according to Joel Katz, FileMaker APAC MD.