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A new study reveals that nearly 75% of Britons have adopted buy now, pay later services, with clothing and tech gadgets topping the purchase list.

Apple has launched iOS 18.2 and macOS Sequoia 15.2 updates in Australia and New Zealand, introducing new features powered by Apple Intelligence.

Trend Micro has launched the Pwn2Own Ireland contest to uncover vulnerabilities in AI-enabled consumer devices, supported by Meta, Synology, and QNAP.

TechDay is celebrating 18 years of growth, transforming from a small magazine to what is now a global digital powerhouse.

A new report underscores the urgent need for tech adoption in UK construction to tackle worker shortages and meet ambitious project targets.

HID partners with Smart Spaces and Cohesion to deliver mobile credentials through Google Wallet, for simplified access to buildings and systems via Android devices.

Semarchy unveils a pioneering Data Intelligence solution, set to boost data impact and governance in businesses, amid a 50% rise in annual recurring revenue and a doubling of its UKI team.

Huawei Cloud launches Two 100s plan to aid Chinese businesses' European expansion, providing tools, tech expertise and a new business boosting solution, unveiled at its China-Europe Forum.

Mary O'Brien, renowned engineer and cybersecurity executive, has joined Quad9's Foundation Council to protect the free Internet.

TechDay is phasing out advertising due to 48% of readers using ad blockers & low click-through rates. Native advertising is the answer.

The affordability of the latest iPhone model has been put to the test in a new global study, and New Zealanders may have to start saving their pennies.

Today's Apple announcements may bring music to Apple fans' ears, with audio taking a huge focus in this month's product announcements.

O'Connor replaces Jamie Davidson, who spent eight years at Jamf. Davidson plans to move to rural alpine Victoria.

The UN Global Goals call for action to end poverty, protect Earth, and encourage peace and prosperity by 2030.

​After fighting a seemingly never ending battle with campaigners, Apple has thrown its €850m Ireland data centre project into the 'too hard basket'.

Clearly the big trends which affect IT specifically and many vertical sectors generally, are also having an impact on the data center.

Apple is confident it will wipe the pie off its face after it was hit by a €13 billion (NZD $20 billion) in retroactive taxes by the European Union.

Dodge the Valentine's Day blues with 9 savvy apps for lovebirds and singles alike – from flirty games to solo adventures.

2degrees founder comes out swinging, saying the Commerce Commission is asleep at the wheel and has produced faulty information.

Facebook is close to obtaining an e-money license in Ireland to allow users to hold and exchange money on the site.