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Microsoft has agreed to acquire LinkedIn for $26.2bn in a deal seen as a move to defend against the arrival of Facebook at Work.

Escape to global hotspots with Flight Centre's new VR tech, no boarding pass needed!.

Personal technologies are set to have a major impact on every business across the globe, according to Gartner.

HP initiates global recall for certain notebooks' batteries amid overheating fears, urges immediate cessation of use.

The huge extent of the global digital divide has been uncovered, showing that 57% of the world's urban population are unconnected to the internet.

Two lawyers in the Hawke's Bay are using technologies and innovative thinking to attract business and transform the legal landscape.

World Wi-Fi Day aims to bridge the digital divide and highlight the risks of public Wi-Fi, according to security specialist ESET.

Massey University research tackled the robotic elephant in the room, in a study that explores the potential impacts new technologies have on society.

Online customer experience is crucial for retailers trying to attract millennial shoppers, according to Teradata.

Your data is for sale. It's something we've all known for a while now but $26.2 billion later the conversation has been reignited.

Apple unveils 'Home' app at WWDC, sidestepping Echo rivalry but strengthening its smart home strategy by centralising control.

Peter Dunne addressed the concept disruptive tech at GOVIS, showing how Government and citizens will benefit by embracing it.

Heyrex, the Fitbit for pets, is revolutionizing animal healthcare by remotely collecting data on pets' behavior.

Chorus announces UFB rollout is complete in Rotorua, bringing the service to almost 27,000 schools, businesses, health services and residents.

Sky TV using Netcracker technology to upgrade its back-office customer relationship management and revenue streams.

The creators of Junk Free June have shared insight into their business model, which has attracted more than 16,000 participants.

Increasingly, technology is having a bigger part to play in one or our country’s biggest earning industries - and for good reason.

Two mobile traders have been fined $171,500 for failing to provide borrowers with legally required information.

Flexible working arrangements are crucial to keep employees engaged and reduce attrition, says new research from WFS Australia.

NZ government sites miss clarity targets; complex jargon remains a barrier, reveals VisibleThread study.

What’s old is new again. Judging from our ramping volume of client inquiry, DAM is undergoing a bit of a renaissance, albeit a quiet one.

HP's Elite X3 blurs the tech lines, emerging as a chameleon device—phablet, laptop, and desktop in one.

A recently discovered vulnerability in Facebook Messenger could have had monumental consequences - here is some advice for protecting yourself.

As the specialty technology market changes, learn about future trends and product sets to uncover new market opportunities for your business.