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Smart watch shipments are expected to hit 36 million annually by 2018, with Apple and Samsung poised to trigger a market boom, Juniper Research reveals.

Finding and hiring top talent is critical to a small company’s growth and success, yet this is just one of many hats worn by small business leaders.

Green Party calls for a Commerce Committee inquiry into the over pricing of computer software and hardware in New Zealand compared to other countries.

South Korean company will launch its smart watch as early as next week, beating Apple's iWatch to market in the process.

New Zealand govt launches training for SMBs to leverage ultra-fast broadband, aiming to boost online presence and ecommerce.

The Institute of IT Professionals welcomes the near unanimous passing of the Patents Bill in Parliament, effectively removing software patents from New Zealand.

To the government of New Zealand: you have our full attention and we are watching your every move. Consider yourself warned.

CEO Rod Drury reveals the company is discontinuing Xero Personal, the personal finance software, late next year - writing off $700,000 in the process.

Extended partnership makes SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for VMware available through VMware vCloud Hybrid Service.

Learn to protect your business from disaster with cloud computing at our FREE seminar, Wellington, Sept 3. Secure your data, save time and money.

IBM and Adobe lead in digital marketing, says Ovum, urging firms to choose platforms for strategic fit over mere features.

After quietly resigning from Redmond via LinkedIn in June, Microsoft veteran pops up in Palo Alto with VMware.

Customers can now add 2talk broadband to voice plans by ordering through 2talk live, with broadband now available as ADSL, VDSL, UFB (Auckland only) or HSNS.

Social networking giant reveals official government requests for Kiwi data during the first six months of the year...

Creative Kiwi projects will soon find a new home as Kickstarter announces plans to open its crowdfunding platform to New Zealand in the near future.

Only 10 months after launching Windows 8, Microsoft has returned for a second crack at the market, sending a finished Windows 8.1 to manufacturers.

In a bid to bring fun back into enterprise Wi-Fi, company hires 20-year veteran of wireless and IT infrastructure.

A Kiwi blog hints at iOS7's release date to coincide with new iPhones on Sept 10, following a leaked developer email.

After Eric Hertz's passing, 2degrees names Stewart Sherriff, its chairman and interim CEO, as the permanent CEO, solidifying leadership.

R U OK? app aims to help more young people reflect on the difference that conversations can make to friends who might be struggling.