The iPhone is still full of features hardly anyone knows about.

Facebook has pulled off 2 billion users in just over a decade.

COMMENT: Governments around the world need to urgently work together to stop tech warfare.

Microsoft is planning a sales reorganization to better focus on selling cloud software.

How long can humans actually live for? The truth is, scientists say, we just don't know.

Tech-savvy UK teen found a way to get online and communicate with his abusers.

Kiwi software company 9 Spokes is offering their services to Royal Bank of Canada.

Twitter is exploring adding a feature that will let users flag misleading information.

NZ companies are reluctant to roll out 'Internet of Things' services a new report shows.

What it lacks in dimension it makes up for with many other conveniences...

A Swedish inventor has created a flying chair using drones.

Two vessels from malware-infected company Maersk have visited Tauranga.

You can still pay the ransom, but you won't get the key to your data. The email is blocked

Here's how small and medium businesses can stay safe from ransomware.

UCOL design student says his gaming apps 'give possibilities and hope'.

Nasa's Curiosity rover has snapped a photo of a mysterious object on the surface of Mars.

Companies worldwide are struggling to recover from the powerful cyber attack.

Employees at DLA Piper can't receive external emails after the global attack.

Whangarei radiology firm installs second MRI to cope with increasing demand.

Officials are warning it is critical to update your Windows computer.

Computing becomes part of the core curriculum.

It has been believed that smartphones are making us dumber, but now there's evidence.

Yet another cyber attack causes turmoil for many

new cyberattack similar to WannaCry is spreading from Europe to the US and UK.

A look at Apple's new operating system.

COMMENT: Google's relationship with European regulators now a vicious circle of escalation

COMMENT: You might think you have nothing to hide, but in reality, you really do.

Evidence is solid that human biases mean computers are often better at analysing facts.

Grant Dalton's organisational achievement since 2013 has been incredible.