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Smart security systems are smart enough to know what's normal and only alert you to anything not normal, no matter where you are in the world.

Mobile roaming sheds its 'secret' tag as operators slash costs, wooing globetrotters with clear, wallet-friendly rates.

A recent investment by Spark into the Government's local Rural Broadband Initiative will see coverage expanded to the Waikato town of Aria.

Encryption creates a security blind spot in organisations, allowing hackers to propagate hidden malware, says Ixia.

Samsung's Gear VR dazzles with an expansive app library and impressive wearability, setting it apart in the booming VR landscape.

Bob Greenup endorses GoToWebinar, saving a week/month for BNI Sydney, and transforming training efficiency in the digital shift.

Intended for use with the home theatre PC, Rapoo's E9090P keyboard ticks a lot of boxes - when asked if I wanted to review one, I leapt at the chance.

The secret to success in the IT Industry? It all comes down to what you can learn from other people according to Enghouse's CTO.

Grandstream's GAC2500, the business phone blending modern tech with ease, offers seamless conferencing without the usual digital headaches.

Netguide had a chance to speak with Remedy Games' PR Thomas Puha about the studio's upcoming new game Quantum Break.

Samsung's Galaxy S7 Edge is a solid evolution. It takes what is good with the S6 Edge and adds useful upgrades to make it a compelling option.

SimpliVity has become a leading hyperconvergence vendor for Cisco USC with 1000 hyperconverged Cisco UCS systems sold.

Windows dominates global education sector with twice as many devices shipped in 2015 as the closest competitor, according to new report.

DDoS and web application attacks are increasing, with repeat attacks becoming the norm, according to Akamai Technologies.

The FBI should stop bullying Apple and the technology industry and spend their time and energy instead on figuring out other ways of investigating.

New survey by Spark shows that New Zealanders over 55 are tech-savvy, with 70% feeling confident using technology.

Wireless networks can be left vulnerable if you have an old router with poor security. Likewise, free WiFi can be used to intercept your transactions.

After eight years of searching for, downloading and using smartphone apps, users are maturing in their usage behaviours.

Asus's Transformer Book: an 11 convertible with robust battery life and versatile hinge, good for travellers on a budget.

With the help of patent pending sensor technology, SenCbuds instantly know when they are taken out of the user's ear, and pause the media accordingly.