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Apple has announced Swift Playgrounds, its new iPad app that the company says will make it easier and fun for anyone who wants to learn to code.

Apple unveils fresh updates at WWDC, including revolutionary macOS Sierra, Siri upgrades, and the 'biggest ever' iOS 10.

Apple's latest iOS 10 promises the biggest iOS release ever, boasting enhanced Siri features, redesigned apps, and expanded developer access.

Microsoft's colossal purchase of LinkedIn for $26.2 billion has been the talk of the tech world this morning, so what are the experts saying?.

Apple's macOS Sierra to host Siri, enhancing desktops with advanced voice-activated assistance, bridging the gap to a sci-fi future.

Today, there are a number of platforms that provide users with more dynamic, robust and interactive eCommerce experiences than ever before.

Intergen's James Page heralds a 'productivity paradigm shift' in business systems, as smart tech reshapes our work future.

The Government commits to easing small business operations in response to the Small Business Development Group’s recommendations, including tax simplification.

The Rural Broadband Initiative build has come to an end, with Chorus' role in the $234 million dollar initiative being praised.

Northland businesses will benefit from high-tech, commercial 3D printing thanks to an entrepreneurial NorthTec student and Northland Inc.

A researcher from The Open Polytechnic released a statement saying that NZ's Technology Valley will need to depend on crowdfunding for future growth.

The new self-driving cars will be good for road safety, but will hurt the vehicle insurance industry, cutting US$20 billion from insurance premiums.

In a world where banks to pharma firms are dubbing themselves tech companies, critics argue it's mere corporate rhetoric without real transformation.

Mibiz, sponsored by Inland Revenue to reduce the problem of high failure rates of new businesses, particularly among those formed by recent migrants.

Engaging millennials at work is essential to reduce turnover, says REFFIND. Digital natives prioritise different values, impacting retention and productivity.

Sky's the limit as Vodafone plots a merger with Sky TV, aiming to shake up content delivery and tighten grip on NZ's telco market.

Chorus has now finished its five-year project for the Government's Rural Broadband Initative (RBI), the company announced at a celebration in Waitomo.

Konica Minolta advises businesses to use the end of the financial year to reinvigorate strategic direction and take advantage of tax breaks.

How much money is being generated by ISPs in NZ from selling UFB business services, uptake of UFB business services and a few other bits and pieces?.

We recently announced an integration with Wells Fargo, a bank serving more than three million small businesses and one in three households in the USA.