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Chatbots have typically been used for customer experience, but AvePoint ANZ believes employees should also benefit from their use.

The University of Auckland and RUN are developing BadGood, a playful app designed to revolutionise stress relief by utilising smartphones' full capabilities.

FutureFive's Darren Price sat down with Matt Firor, ESO's designer and now president and game director at ZeniMax Online.

Managing and configuring an SMBs range of access points can be a real hassle, here's why it doesn't have to be.

Bitdefender Antivirus Free offers robust, real-time protection against the latest threats, keeping your PC secure without costing you a penny.

Educators invited to free webinar on using edtech in the classroom, featuring 3D printing, coding and robotics. Don't miss out! #edtech.

Not all security tools have to come with a price tag. The SANS Institute takes at a look at LogRhythm's NetMon Freemium Version 3.2.3.

Over half of smartphone owners don't shell out for apps, engaging more with in-app purchases, says Gartner's latest survey.

Scammers are now going after unwitting users who want to jailbreak their iOS devices, and are spoofing popular jailbreaking site TaiG to do it.

Spark Lab events will be held across New Zealand, with events in Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga, Wellington, Dunedin and Christchurch.

LogRhythm offers free version of its Network Monitor solution, enabling advanced threat detection for IT security professionals.

EdTech revolutionises classrooms with focus on assessment models, computer science, and data privacy, reveals EdSurge and AT&T study.

Dell has released a series of new data protection solutions to help organisations protect business-critical systems, applications, and data.

Discover key enterprise tech brands on a virtual platform, minus the crowds. Connect with vendors, gain insights and win prizes at your own pace.

Leaping Tiger, a location-based friend finding app for gamers, has gained over 6,000 users in 70 countries since its launch in May 2015.

Avast CEO challenges channel model as he pushes free software's scope beyond security, urging resellers to adapt for relevance.

A security expert is cautioning against entrusting enterprise security to free security products saying they are a false economy.

This model provides a win-win solution where travellers get a free one-way car or campervan hire while rental companies save big money on relocation costs.

IBM's Watson is revamping industries with its natural language processing power, making complex analytics accessible to all.

Microsoft Studio's Project Spark brings gaming full circle, inviting players to create and share their own games.