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UC San Diego engineers make a breakthrough with a universal wireless charger, potentially ending the battle of incompatible standards.

ANZ extends its FastPay app to EFTPOS, allowing merchants to process smartphone payments. New card reader also introduced for faster transactions.

Ovum forecasts there will be 962.3 million fixed broadband subscriptions globally by the year 2020 which will represent a 43.5% household penetration.

Kiwi SMB's are happy with the pace of technological change, but say they're hampered by cost, government regulation and lack of skilled IT staff.

The initiative is designed to strengthen links between businesspeople in the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) and those in New Zealand.

New section on business.govt.nz website offers small businesses guidance on tax and finance, helping them save time and money.

Kiwi startup Semble's mobile wallet triumphs at NZ Innovators Awards, securing high commendations and multiple finalist nods.

Managing Internet access at schools is a very hard job. Linewize's cloud-managed firewall which doesn’t merely block all content that’s nominally off-topic.

NZ's Xero urges password reset after a rise in phishing scams breaches customer accounts. Users advised to bolster computer security.

AUT's biotech pioneer, Prof Steve Henry, scoops top prize at NZ Innovators Awards for cancer disguise tech set to revolutionise treatment.

Fonterra’s research and development arm has taken out the Innovation Excellence in Research award at the New Zealand Innovators Awards.

With Windows 10 landing, Auldhouse Computer Training is offering NZ businesses training courses to help their staff master the new operating system.

In a game-changer for digital signage, AOpen's new ChromeBox promises ease and economy, shaking up an industry ripe for revolution.

Christchurch is being lauded as a ’hotspot for IT’ by a Lincoln University graduate who has jointly won a Jade Software prize.

Centrify enhances Android for Work with Google, boosting mobile security via identity management, SSO, and MFA across services.

Increasing numbers of businesses and individual taxpayers turning to online service to pay tax means big savings, according to the Government.

New research warns that half of all jobs in New Zealand could be automated in the next 20 years, with the rural sector at greatest risk.

The fourth annual MobileTech conference will take place in March next year and focus on innovative productivity tools for the rural sector.

Dunedin startup companies relying on UFB are being urged to apply for funding made possible by the city’s Gigatown win.

Smash Solutions is targeting the growing demand for SEO and CRM solutions among small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs).