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If you need surgery from stressing your texting thumbs or gamer's wrists too much, you may soon find you're part of a revolutionary surgical procedure.

Wearables are not just for fitness tracking, as companies like Horus Technology are developing technologies to enhance the lives of the visually impaired.

The Australian Government has announced its intent to help support and develop local businesses with The National Innovation and Science Agenda.

Lenovo Australia and New Zealand saw a 50% jump in revenue from sale of goods for the year ending 31 March, 2015.

The latest Android Wear update is being rolled out over the next couple of days, bringing new features to all three LG Android Wear devices.

Forget big data, it's 'digital humanism' which is garnering attention now – at least according to Gartner's 2015 Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies.

Juniper Networks is gunning for its competitors, with plans to 'take further share of [the] routing and switching market' this year.

Warehouse Group is turning its focus to reducing costs and improving its products and productivity as it seeks to get a return from its increased spen.

Victoria University of Wellington's Faculty of Education has released its second Te Reo Maori learning app, Puna.

Master speaking geek with the phonetic alphabet – ensuring crystal clear communication in tech support and gaming alike.

You're often spoilt for choice when it comes to entertainment on the internet, and webcomics are no exception.

The Educa app that enables communication of learning stories and updates between education centres and parents is now available in Te Reo Māori.

The Sly Trilogy has finally been released for the PS Vita. How does the trilogy fare now that it's gone portable?.

The finance sector seeks a custom-fit cloud solution, stepping into forums to shape a tech future that meets its unique demands.

The Open Networking Foundation has successfully completed its third semi-annual PlugFest for the promotion of Software-Defined Networking.

Electronics giant introduces compact version of company's bestselling smartphone, yet no signs of Kiwi pricing and availability.

During the two years since IPv4 addresses began to run out, IPv6 adoption has grown rapidly as migration technologies and methods have been standardised.

In a world where smaller is better, Samsung's new over-sized smartphone blurs the lines between phone and tablet further.

Mobile computing's future may be on your wrist, with giants like Google and Apple hinting at wearables as the next big thing.

Samsung unveils Galaxy S4 live from Times Square - a smartphone promising a richer, simpler, fuller life for users worldwide.