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Sony and Eleven PR recently treated Game Console to some hands-on time with EyePet: Your Virtual Pet for PlayStation 3.
Telecom's new data plan receives positive response, but backlash from customers on old plan who say it's near identical and slower.
APC unveils its containerised Datapod at the Auckland Roadshow, promising data centres assembled in hours and full delivery within six weeks.
Microsoft's monthly Patch Tuesday, when it issues online updates for its operating systems, has set a new record this month.
NetGuide launches ConnectMe, a one-stop platform for everything mobile, from handsets to apps, simplifying the telco landscape after 13 years of web expertise.
Freeview partly credits adding SKY's free-to-air channel Prime to its lists for an upsurge in sales of its digital television receivers.
Damian Seeto details his transformative journey from Final Fantasy skeptic to ardent fan, discovering patience and perseverance in gaming.
Own a Nokia handset compatible with its Ovi gaming platform? Up to 10 popular Gameloft titles are available for free download for a limited time.
Sony's PSPgo upgrade incentive faces DRM issues, blocking free game plays for non-US users. Sony vows a fix soon.
How does a 2GB port of a game mode from Red Alert 3 on PC translate to the consoles? Ryan Vincent investigates.
SmartPay acquires ETHOS system from Cadmus Developments, allowing total control over product development, with the deal valued at up to USD $7 million.
Hosted by Red Hat, two briefing sessions will be held in New Zealand regarding the use of open source in enterprise virtualisation.
APAC turns to OSS for cost-cutting and innovation, with surging interest in CRM and database solutions, IDC reveals.
Altech has been selected as a Fujitsu distributor in New Zealand in order to grow the company's New Zealand presence.
[UPDATED] Telecom could face a $10m fine after it was found to have breached the Commerce Act by the High Court today.
The former head of Nokia in Australia, Rob Gill, has taken a 50% share in local IP voice and data services company Turnstone.
NZCS 50th Anniversary Conference in Rotorua to feature top tech speakers, including Microsoft's CFO Chris Liddell and Google's Craig Nevill-Manning.
Valve offers a censored Left 4 Dead 2 for Australia, awaiting appeal over its initial classification refusal due to high-impact violence.
Software Education expands globally, granting its first international licence to South Africa's NextGen for its acclaimed courses.
New Zealand's Plant and Food Research has adopted SAP to unify its IT systems post-merger, enhancing efficiency for its global staff and diverse projects.
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