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A Christchurch iPhone developer will donate the profits of September sales to the Red Cross Canterbury Earthquake fund.
XSOL's global expansion accelerates, signing a new partner weekly under Director Peter Fletcher, bolstering its unique intelligent mapping software.
Nashua police have apprehended three men linked to a crime ring dubbed 'the Facebook burglars', who allegedly targeted a home based on a Facebook post.
New Plymouth District Council renews its data centre with Juniper, deploying advanced networking solutions to enhance service reliability for 70,000 residents.
Nokia aims to reclaim its smartphone throne, unveiling three new models in a bid to compete with Apple and Research in Motion.
2K Sports has announced that a free demo for NBA 2K11 has just hit the Xbox LIVE Marketplace and the PlayStation Network.
PES 2011 PC demo goes live featuring four clubs and offline multiplayer options, with Konami set to announce Xbox 360 demo soon.
Microsoft unveils Dynamics CRM 2011 beta for cloud and on-premise, promising global expansion in 40 markets and 41 languages by year-end.
The quick-thinking skills required in first-person shooters translate into real life according to a study conducted by the University of Rochester.
BlackBerry revolutionises SMBs with top apps for financial management, contact organisation, and secure data sharing.
Scammers innovate yet again, now cold-calling to sell faux computer fixes and costly 'warranties', parting people from cash and peace of mind.
Sony Japan sparks excitement with patent filing for an adapter, promising PS3 support for beloved PlayStation and PS2 classics.
Small and medium enterprises in Canterbury to receive new economic support, including free mentoring services, as announced by Minister Brownlee today.
Twitter announces a phased launch of innovative features and a fresh design, starting in New Zealand. #newtwitter revamps user experience globally.
Sony launches PlayStation Move in NZ tomorrow, offering motion-sensing gaming with prices starting at $79.95 for the controller.
Telecom is reviewing the government's document on structural separation, following Comms Minister Steven Joyce's call for industry feedback on potential issues.
Canon New Zealand launches a NZD $50,000 online auction on Trade Me this afternoon, with proceeds aiding the Mayoral Earthquake Relief Fund.
The New Zealand government is seeking feedback on the potential implications of Telecom's structural separation.
Blue Coat enhances cloud-based WebPulse with new malware defences, allowing seamless protection for 70 million users without needing software updates.
Government compliance requirements are key barriers to cloud policy adoption, says National Technology Officer, Mark Rees.
