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Apple is reportedly working on an electric vehicle dubbed 'Project Titan,' with hundreds of employees, including former Tesla staff, allegedly involved.

Vint Cerf warns that our digital data is at risk of fading away, as technology advances and old files become inaccessible.

Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Education has released its second Te Reo Maori learning app, Puna.

The New Zealand dollar may extend its gains, buoyed by a recovery in dairy prices, relatively high interest rates and questions about the greenback.

Family First NZ has launched a phone app known as ‘Have Your Say’ to enable families to speak up about family issues in New Zealand.

Microsoft NZ launches a bold campaign, offering a USD $25 rebate per user to entice Kiwi SMBs away from Google Apps for Work and onto Office 365.

Google has announced the Google Glass Explorer Program will be closing and the Explorer Edition of Glass will stop being sold after January 19 2015.

Sony has introduced new products, partners and experiences to its evolving SmartWear range at the CES 2015 conference.

Google Trends reveals shifting tech interests, questioning if it could forecast societal changes and our 'ubiquitous' future.

Stuart McLean will join the executive team at Trade Me Group, the online auction site, after Xero, the cloud-based accounting firm, ditched his for.

Google's Chromecast launches in NZ, offering a simple, affordable streaming solution for your TV, challenging Apple TV with its minimalist design.

Pandora launches on Chromecast in New Zealand, offering users a seamless way to stream radio on their TVs via updated mobile apps.

IMD professor claims the EU's antitrust case against Google is more political posturing than fair regulation, criticising moves to dismantle the tech giant.

Intel unveils chic MICA smart bracelet in collab with Opening Ceremony, blending fashion with tech and enhancing connectivity.

Cyclone is aiding schools in embracing Google tools to enhance classroom learning, offering migration services, device management, and extensive support.

True disruption can only occur when a technology solves a problem in such a way that users can’t imagine doing the same task the old way ever again.

Facebook prepares to blend professional and social worlds with its new Facebook at Work platform, challenging tech giants in enterprise tools.

There is broad global support for moves to curb international tax avoidance, New Zealand Finance Minister Bill English said on the sidelines of the.

New licensing deals means unofficial streams posted by regular users are now more likely to disappear, replaced by official uploads from labels.

The Reserve Bank wants stronger oversight of the nation's payment systems, with a particularly focus on managing risks from the global infrastructu.