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Release of Windows 8 presents massive opportunities particularly for those developers who are quick to create apps for the new platform.

Vodafone NZ faces a customer drop of 50,000, leaving it with 2.32m subscribers amidst a competitive market, despite leading with nearly 50% share.

Less than a day from launch and Black Ops II is already experiencing technical difficulties, some gamers are reporting.

Explore the lives of tech giants from Robert Noyce to Virginia Rometty in our Who Am I? feature, and celebrate their contributions to the industry.

Android App of the Week: Don’t Forget the Lyrics challenges players to guess song lyrics with only nine levels currently available.

Security pioneer John McAfee modifies appearance after becoming a 'person of interest' in the death of a Florida businessman.

Company announces dates and locations of its multi-city Ruckus University On Tour (Ruck-U) New Zealand roadshow.

Ubisoft’s Assassin's Creed III takes players to the American War of Independence, introducing a new hero in an epic tale of rebellion and discovery.

Sackboy joins the kart racing genre but LittleBigPlanet Karting hits bumps with physics and AI, yet shines in customisation and multiplayer fun.

Dropbox hits 100 million users after CEO's forgetful moment with a USB stick. Houston wants users to share their stories.

It was always going to big, but the release of Halo 4 has seen astronomical sales reminding everyone why Halo is one of the biggest franchises ever.

Microsoft rolls out IE10 preview for Windows 7, promising improved performance but says it won't vastly differ from IE9.

Halo 4 launched less than a week ago but already has a competitor in the same genre as Call of Duty: Black Ops II is now available in New Zealand.

iPads spearhead iOS growth in enterprises, eclipsing Android in crucial sectors, reveals Zenprise's cloud report.

New Zealanders vehemently reject Facebook's new auto-linked couples pages, calling it an intrusive move by the social networking giant.

Exclusive distribution agreement with the manufacturer of HD-recording and playback solutions for Mac and PC computers.

Kim Dotcom, everybody’s favourite internet tycoon, is making all the sorts of noises that the public at large like to hear.

Amy Adams launched New Zealand’s first ever Telework Week, highlighting the social, economic and environmental benefits of working from home.

Google to pay $255k to Melbourne man for defamation after linking him with underworld figures in search results.

UK court orders Apple to pay all legal fees after a false and misleading apology in Samsung patent case further fuels tech rivalry.