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ICT qualification 'essential'
The lack of students leaving secondary school with Information and Communications Technology qualifications…
Seven hours a day on phones
High school girls in Japan spend an average of seven hours a day on their mobile phones, a survey has…
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Kiwis have become more dissatisfied with their internet…
Graduates flock to booming IT industry
In November last year Datacom attended the New Zealand Job Fair in Sydney, organised by the Ministry of Business, Innovation…
Spy chief's departure raises questions
The surprise departure of NZ spy agency boss Ian Fletcher has prompted questions about whether he was unsettled by potential…
TAB staff fight off cyber-attack
A three-day cyber-attack against the TAB website has been thwarted by specialist IT staff.
TAB fights back against cyber-attack
A three-day cyber-attack against the TAB website has been thwarted by specialist IT staff. TAB executive general manager…
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Peter Calder: Cyberspace scream nobody hears
If there is any justice, there is a special place reserved in hell for people who make a living designing…
Denmark named the world's most connected country
Denmark has overtaken South Korea as the world's top country for mobile phone and internet use, a new study said.
Software IPO puts Ferrier back in spotlight
Andrew Ferrier is well and truly back in the public eye.
Nano-tech boom looming - Akl scientist
Michelle Dickinson says the field of nanotechnology is going to experience huge growth in the coming years, and will affect…
Microsoft goes live with Windows 8.1
Microsoft has officially released the revamped version of its latest Windows operating system. Windows…
Silk Road shut down by FBI
US authorities said Wednesday they had arrested the owner of the Silk Road website, where illegal drugs were bought and…
Xbox One's NZ release date confirmed
Microsoft's new Xbox One console will go on sale November 22 in 13 launch countries - including NZ, the US tech giant said…
Why Auckland for NZ Silicon Valley?
New Zealand tech companies should join forces and a develop a land of the long white silicon cloud, says Bruce Aylward.
NZ slow to respond to 'industrialised' hacking
New Zealand businesses have been slow to respond to the worldwide trend in automated cybersecurity attacks, says a US expert…
Microsoft profit falls short of expectations
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Microsoft Corp's foray into the tablet computer market resulted in a large write-down for the April-June…
Technology
Google threatens to expose security flaws
Who made Google the official referee of exposing tech vulnerabilities?
Gadgets
Meteor near miss for Hamilton friends
Two Hamilton friends had a close encounter last night…
When Amazon's experiments don't quite work
Here's a quick review of what Amazon has dabbled in…
Sarah Vine and Alex Brummer: iLove and iHate - views on Apple
Apple products look nice. No nasty, cheap-looking…
A 3D-printed food revolution?
While traditional cooking isn't going anywhere, you…
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