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Digital technology will be integrated into New Zealand's curriculum by 2018, according to an announcement by the Minister of Education Hekia Para.

Ricoh NZ has teamed up with 2degrees in a deal which will see the telco providing internet, WAN and mobile as part of Ricoh's managed IT services.

Sky shareholders have voted YES to the Sky-Vodafone merger this morning at a special meeting held at the Pullman Hotel in Auckland this morning.

Imagine a world where you can make anything you want just by pressing ‘print’ - the technology is already here and readily available.

Reckon has partnered with OzForex to offer customers better-than-bank rates on international payments and 24/7 customer service.

Adobe has just announced the Cloud Signature Consortium, a group that's comprised of leading industry and academic organisations.

New Zealand's tech sector is thriving and its isolation is now irrelevant, according to outgoing chair of NZTech, Bennett Medary.

Until now, SMEs were getting the short end of the stick, as they can't get access to purpose-built travel agent bookings. Serko wants to change that.

Victoria University clinches victory with innovative HR tech at NZ's MYOB IT Challenge, redefining employee data management and security.

The Commerce Commission has recently confirmed it will investigate whether Spark's resale voice services should be deregulated.

Accounting for more than half of all devices sold in US classrooms, the time has come for Chrome OS to prove its worth in the workplace and the home.

Spark faces backlash after a major outage, as firms tally the high costs of similar disruption and stress the need for robust infrastructure.

Duo's Kendra Ross has been honoured for her work in the cyber security sector with a special award at the Wellington Gold Awards.

Intergen has added to its trophy cabinet, scooping up two awards at the annual Wellington Gold Awards - including the Supreme award.

We live in a time of great change. And technology is a big driver of that change. We must find new ways to work together.

Bluetooth technology to deliver safety messages will be used to educate rental drivers as they drive along the Christchurch to Queenstown route.

Geo AR Games lets kids play games on their handheld devices while being active outside in real-world, virtual, and social environments.

Severe weather and Chorus network faults cause havoc for Spark users, leading to a significant surge in landline problems.

It's about to get a whole lot easier for Kiwis to choose the best internet service provider based on your needs, and ISPs can no longer hide.

Kiwi innovation Wantad reimagines your phone's wallpaper as a dynamic hub for personalized updates from friends, family, and brands.