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Intergen has become New Zealand's first member of the Global AxPact network of Microsoft Dynamics AX business management software implementation partners.

Craig Deveson, CEO of Devnet, is searching for 'strategic resellers' for the Google Apps - Microsoft Office solution.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Sony will release a PlayStation smartphone sometime this year in collaboration with Sony Ericsson.

A study by M86 Security Labs reveals that 60% of malicious URLs go unnoticed, highlighting the inadequacy of current web protection methods.

Data management firm has said its SAN business has doubled in two years and lists companies such as Brocade, Cisco, Microsoft, and VMware on its CV.

Ubisoft's new DRM for PC games cracked days after Silent Hunter 5 release, sparking a piracy spree despite company denial.

Cisco is set to unveil a groundbreaking technology next week that could revolutionise the internet for consumers, businesses, and governments.

iBooks may soon hit New Zealand as Apple hints at global expansion with a new job posting, signaling earlier availability than anticipated.

Red Dead Redemption, the highly anticipated open-world Western action game, has been delayed and will now release in mid-May.

Activision teases an adrenaline-packed multiplayer beta for Blur, kicking off March 8 on Xbox 360, merging real-world racing with arcade battles.

Canon New Zealand partners with JB HiFi to offer a 20% discount on new printers when customers recycle their old ones, reducing landfill waste.

Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) acquires Media Molecule, the developer of LittleBigPlanet, to become part of SCE Worldwide Studios.

Microsoft has announced the five people who have made it through the Office 2010 Road Warriors selection process and accepted a four-month contract.

Telarus targets Kiwi SMEs, inking deals with Vector and CityLink, as CEO Jules Rumsey predicts deregulation will drive demand for managed services.

Bungie unveils multiplayer gameplay for Halo: Reach in anticipation of the game's beta, revealing exciting new features and surprises.

Apple sues HTC over iPhone tech, hinting at a deeper battle with Google over Android's use of patented innovations.

Brocade has said its switching and routing solutions now power the world's top three largest Internet Exchange Points.

Fujitsu launches Cloud Services in NZ, promising local control over data with reduced costs, meeting governance and regulatory needs.

Google acquires photo editing site Picnik, promising future features while maintaining existing services for a seamless user experience.

SafeNet CTO Russ Dietz declares that old physical security measures are outdated as the company launches new cloud solutions to bolster data protection.