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Brancott Estate introduces the 'World's Most Curious Bottle' app, blending wine education with entertainment, marking a first in the NZ wine scene.

The vendor-reseller channel partnership requires teamwork. Greg Wyman, StorageCraft vice president, Asia Pacific outlines the teamwork approach.

Apple gears up for its iPad 3 reveal in San Francisco, opts for Twitter over Facebook, and the unofficial Path app, Journey, lands on Mac.

Microsoft launches a new white Xbox bundle, including Kinect and two family games, aiming to captivate families and gamers alike.

After 15 years, a thrilling new game, Nightmare Busters, is set to revive the SNES, enticing retro gaming fans to pre-order now.

NZ Computer Society invites ICT industry support for a career guidance project in schools, aiming to solve the skills shortage.

Google to start gathering user data from Gmail, YouTube, and Maps tomorrow, aiming to refine ad targeting and enhance user experience.

Garmin launches the Nuvi 2455LM with 'lifetime' map updates, promising up to four per year, enhancing navigation with PhotoReal technology.

Grand Slam Tennis 2 serves an ace with its all-star roster and diverse modes, despite some gameplay and commentary hiccups.

Apple flaunts its nearly $100 billion treasure, delves into Developer ID amid Mountain Lion hype, and shrugs off OS X being overshadowed.

Stephen Fry has apologised for his comments on New Zealand broadband, stating his tweets were not meant to spark a national debate or cause offence.

Nokia has announced plans to release a toned-down version of its Lumia 900 for countries where the advanced LTE network technology is yet to be introduced.

CyberConnect2's Asura's Wrath breaks the mould with an interactive anime experience, blending intense action with storytelling.

Apple faces backlash for planning to axe Evi, a voice app akin to Siri, raising concerns over stifling competition.

Google's Android platform has hit 300 million activations, with 850,000 new devices activated daily, celebrating at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Adobe premieres Photoshop Touch for iPad at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, promising revolutionary touch-up and editing capabilities.

Intel has announced it may be delaying the new round of chips due out any day now, which means we'll also see a delay in the next release of Macs.

Filemaker's free tutorials across New Zealand aim to boost business mobility, covering effective use of devices and apps.

Telecom Rentals secures contract to supply 45,000 laptops to NZ teachers, enhancing digital classrooms with ultra-fast broadband over three years.

Amid rising anticipation, Mass Effect 3's Casey Hudson soothes fan concerns via Twitter, ensuring key story elements won't need DLC to complete.