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New wireless communication technology that works by sending magnetic signals through the human body is on the horizon.

TomTom's Bandit Action Camera now in stores in New Zealand, with a built-in media server and companion app for easy video sharing.

If a hacker manages to crack your GoPro's password then they can access your GoPro anytime they like if they are in Wi-Fi range.

​While the global wearable technology market hasn't delivered on high expectations, 2015 could be the year that turns this around.

GoPro acquires Kolor, a specialist in virtual reality and spherical media solutions, to enhance immersive viewing experiences.

American innovation expert Langdon Morris will teach Kiwi companies the secrets of 'agile innovation' at a series of workshops around the country next.

As CES this year there was a record number of innovative technologies showcased, from personalised health care solutions to connected devices and 3D printers.

University of Otago revolutionises learning with Citrix's virtual resources, enabling flexible education for over 21,000 students.

The retailer says its new offerings further cement its place as the 'market leader' in consumer technology products.

Xbox One and 360 to enhance entertainment with 45 new global apps, including 7 specifically for New Zealanders, broadening to 225 total.

In an era ruled by smartphones, Panasonic's HC-W850 stands out with dual cameras and expansion options, redefining video capture for work and play.

Kiwi start up Designbymobile claims world first for the creation of a webpage built in mid-air, while skydiving from 8,000 feet.

VideoStudio Pro X6 by Corel is a video editing application designed to bring professional grade capabilities to the home user in an easy to use package.

Distribution Central and Quantum have launched a Silver Partner incentive program for their ANZ partners to support and reward Quantum's channel community.

If managing a hyper-growth tech startup in Silicon Valley is like launching a rocket, then the fuel is a mix of venture capital funding and engineering talent.

The market for smart glasses, led by Google Glass, is set to boom, with shipments projected to hit 6.6 million by 2016.

FileMaker partners with Ingram Micro in NZ to address widespread ignorance on how its software boosts SMB efficiency, aiming for expanded reach.

Skype secretly installs 'crapware' on PCs, sparking concerns about consent and system bloat. Users advised on removal steps.

Ubisoft sets March 18th for Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood PC launch, unveils multiplayer mode and system specs. Codex Edition not in NZ.

Nokia CEO declares firm is on a burning platform, eyes Microsoft WP7 deal as lifeline in tech industry's heated battle.