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Many believe Apple's latest financial report will be drama free. And with no iPhone or iPad update expected - are they right?.

Steam faces legal heat in Germany for blocking the resale of digital games, challenging consumer rights amid European rulings.

Microsoft launches Office Mobile for iPhone, surprising industry experts. A bold move or just a teaser for iPad users?.

In an update to original information provided by Sony Europe it appears they are not the only ones to back-track on specs provided over their next gen console.

Facebook's quest to be on every mobile phone in the world took a step forward this week, with 100 million people using Facebook For Every Phone each month.

State of Decay Launched on Xbox Live last week to a great hoorah from the US and Europe - so I jumped into the action to see if the game lived up to the hype….

Microsoft faces criticism for allegedly neglecting industry advancements over the past decade, resulting in a USD $900m hit and sluggish innovation.

Massey University has become the first New Zealand tertiary provider to join an international consortium offering massive open online courses (MOOCs).

Company tests larger screens for iPhones and iPads with Asian suppliers, as a super-sized smartphone option becomes a potential reality….

Telco reports customer increase across New Zealand, bucking the previous trend spanning nine consecutive quarters.

Sony amps up PlayStation Plus with stellar August games including Need for Speed and Mafia II, continuing a trend of blockbuster offerings.

Blendoku: a deceptively simple colour gradient puzzle that evolves into a challenging, vibrant game. An ideal blend of fun and artistry.

After Apple takes down developer portal to combat a security breach, the company assures developers by vowing to overhaul it's system.

Epson's MeetingMate projectors revolutionise meetings with interactive surfaces, making brainstorming spontaneous and PC-free.

After a 6.5-magnitude quake, Chorus waits for clearance to return to Wellington offices, aiming for business as usual despite disruptions.

Of all the games appearing at E3, the much anticipated Fallout 4’s nonappearance cast doubts on Bethesda’s involvement.

It's no secret that the mobile world has exploded over the past few years. Speaking at the Ingram Micro Showcase 2013, FileMaker discusses how CIOs can benefit.

Despite a $900m Surface loss, Microsoft launches a bold attack on iPad, facing ridicule and questions on its strategy.

Schools embrace advanced tech with Kyocera's Teaching Assistant, transforming tests and marking in the classroom.

Gamers unite for a speedy charity dash, aiming to raise funds for Doctors Without Borders by completing 76 games in record time.