Rumours that the U.S. Department of Defence will buy 650,000 iOS devices come under scrutiny, so will this leave BlackBerry out in the cold.
With the corpse of Google Reader barely rotted, Google moves on, launching Google Keep to rival Evernote and OneNote.
Telecom faces backlash as job cut rumours intensify, with Labour Party alleging up to 1500 redundancies on the horizon, sparking concern among staff.
Kiwi businesses feel more positive about their future if they embrace new technology, suggesting a shift in attitude among New Zealanders.
Has BlackBerry's new operating system launch has been hit with a hammer blow? Has the British government's security agency questioned it's security levels?.
Leaked Xbox documents reveal next-gen console will require constant internet, igniting DRM concerns and fan uproar.
Yesterday's update of iOS 6.1.3 promised the fix to stop unauthorised access to the iPhone via the locked screen.
Scammers target holidaymakers with spammed malware through flight and hotel deals, hitting a high of 6% of all spam. Stay vigilant!.
Telecom hints at a UFB network debut on March 28, aiming to stir competition in Chorus areas. Plans were teased by CEO last August.
Instead of reviewing a new application, I wanted to take a moment to point out how awesome the Facebook app is.
U.S. Federal Authorities investigating allegations that the software company bribed overseas governments in exchange for business.
Cheers to your gadgets! The UK government bins the feared 'iPad tax', ensuring your mobile tech stays tax-free for now.
Software specialist joins the Apple ranks, despite public spat with Steve Jobs over Flash usage - his first day at work should be a cracker.
Microsoft says cut-off date will kick-in within sixteen months, which isn't enough for those two year long-term phone contract lovers.
Samsung reveals plans for a new smartwatch, aiming to outpace Apple in the wearable tech race following its Galaxy S4 launch.
Security researcher finds hole in social networking site's messaging system, before cements it closes before those damn hackers find out.
Hackers around the world will be screaming a collective cry of despair, as one eager cyber-bandit went after the world's most powerful man's wife. Oh uh.
To look at, Judgment is lovely. I'm not a huge stickler for appearances anyway, and I tend to work on the basis that if it is noticeably ugly I'll mention it.
The gaming journalism community is slightly annoyed today as IGN has received exclusive permission to publish an in-progress review of Bioshock: Infinite.
Apple rolls out iOS 6.1.3 to fix a lock screen bug, enhancing iPhone security and updating Maps in Japan. Users urged to update swiftly.
