InternetNZ announces a $50,000 fund boost for projects that improve NZ's internet access and education, each getting up to $20,000.
TradeMe has used its second Tech.Ed presentation to launch TradeMe Labs, a platform for innovative kiwi developers who are keen to showcase their skills.
Telcos have just six weeks to pitch for the 700MHz band, pivotal for 4G rollout, says Ministry of Economic Development.
Fairfax Media plans to sell 30-35% of auction site Trade Me, following a full-year net loss of AUD $390.9 million, with details yet to be disclosed.
Hundreds gather in Auckland to protest the imminent Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Bill, to no avail, as the bill nears enactment.
Fat Freddy's Drop thrilled attendees at TechFest, adding a musical twist to Microsoft's Tech.Ed conference in Auckland, with superhero capes!.
GeoSmart, a NZ firm, launches live traffic services in Australia, aiding motorists with info on road incidents and optimal routes.
NZ uni students elevate innovation at the Imagine Cup with tech solutions for social good, including a driver safety app and malaria combat tools.
Six months post-Christchurch quake, its memory fuels NZ's disaster recovery market, with significant interest at the Wellington conference.
TradeMe tech chiefs seek skilled tech experts at Tech.Ed, citing urgent need to expand to match ambitious IT plans.
New Zealand's online ad spend hits $84.15m, up 23% QoQ, as advertisers embrace innovative digital strategies, says IAB report.
Duo New Zealand beefs up its security suite, partnering with Origin Storage, Data Locker, and Apricorn to broaden its market offerings.
HP slashes TouchPad prices in NZ, mirroring global fire sales, amid controversy over retailer practices and stock issues.
Sony's PlayStation Vita wows with social apps like Facebook and Twitter, promising a near-PS3 gaming experience on the go.
Bain Capital acquires MYOB from Archer Capital in a deal valued between AU$1.2bn and AU$1.3bn after Sage Group's bid fails.
Thousands flock to Gamescom 2011 in Cologne, unveiling Sony's budget PSP E-1000 and sparking debate with Activision's call for industry unity.
Telecom has written off USD $257 million in asset impairments due to Ultra Fast Broadband upgrades, yet still saw a 1.6% rise in net earnings.
At Gamescom 2011, Microsoft dazzles with Xbox 360 exclusives, setting sights on global dominance with hits like Gears of War 3 and Forza 4.
Samsung NZ targets students with stylish, high-performance Series 3 notebooks, launching next month for over $1000 each.
In a US survey, the iPad reigns supreme in consumer preference, overshadowing new entrants like HP's TouchPad in the competitive tablet market.
