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Auckland's TEDx event will feature 30 speakers and a multi-day experience for the first time, exploring the theme 'flipside'.

Where other makers have opted for simplistic designs, BenQ pushed the boat out when it came to the Trevolo Bluetooth speaker.

I’ve tried a lot of Bluetooth speakers and many are almost identical. Finally, I’ve found something completely different.

Scosche BoomBottle+ wireless speaker withstands outdoor conditions and provides a backup charge for your mobile device.

If you like making sure you have a soundtrack for your summer travels, the UE Boom will make your plans a lot easier.

With the Spaced360, British company Orbitsound is looking to deliver a unique audio experience to every corner of the room.

10 years ago computer retailers filled their stores with desktop computers, monitors and rows of software. Today they’re almost unrecognisable.

LG's new sleek wireless curved sound bar, with dynamic audio adjustment, enhances the Music Flow series this October.

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With a plethora of bluetooth speakers hitting the market, what makes the Rugged Rukus an ideal travel speaker?.

Theophany's Katheros speakers astonish with their dream-inspired design, delivering premium sound that challenges pricier rivals.

Braven launches Mira, a stylish, versatile wireless speaker with top-notch sound, now available in New Zealand for $129.99.

This year the IT Service Management Forum New Zealand chapter will be celebrating its 10th annual conference in Wellington. The event takes place May 5-7.

The newness of many computer cores on one chip, known as multicore, is an IT opportunity for New Zealand says Nicolas Erdody.

TEDxAuckland returns August 3 with top Kiwi thinkers, including Robert Oliver and Dale Williams, set to inspire with transformative ideas and talks.

Gear4's Angry Bird speakers blend novelty with quality, offering impressive sound for fans and a clever nod to the game's legacy.

Last year's event was a sell-out; register now to have your say on topics like the digital divide, copyright, and making the most of online opportunities.

Web geniuses unite as Webstock kicks off next Monday in Wellington with workshops and talks from luminaries like Jared Spool and Tony Hsieh.

A showcase of events promoting the New Zealand IT industry is set to begin in three weeks, coinciding with the Rugby World Cup.

Join the Auckland ICT event on 16th June featuring Dr Sue Watson of Kea and Jenny Willmshurst of TweetTwins. New venue: Generator, 28 Customs Street East.