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GrabOne Instant debuts in Auckland, offering real-time deals to boost local businesses and let shoppers snag bargains on the go.

For those a little less inclined to look ridiculous, you can simply select the option to match your wine with the right dish.

John Browett steps in as Apple’s new retail chief, inheriting the challenge of maintaining success amid fewer stores and an expanding Chinese market.

MegaUpload's data reprieve: Users' files secure for two more weeks as lawyers negotiate with US authorities, amidst fears for cloud storage trust.

With the rising popularity of the iPod and iPhone over the last few years, many speaker dock systems have appeared on the market.

It seems we have an obsession with touch at the moment, with touch sensitive controls spreading from smart phones to tablets to even our computer peripherals.

Woolworths is closing 100 Dick Smith stores and selling the rest, raising doubts about the future of brick-and-mortar tech retailing as online sales surge.

Apple has released an updated version of their AirPort Utility for Lion, and now it looks very much like its iOS counterpart.

Kiwi entrepreneurs and employees are lacking basic technology skills, hindering productivity and growth in New Zealand.

Deep Silver announces a thrilling twist for Dead Island with new DLC, allowing players to control Ryder White. Drops 1st February with extra loot.

NZ's TranscribeMe innovates with non-sexy, precise transcription from forest origins to global market shake-up, offering a unique US$1/min service.

Nintendo faces its first annual loss since 1981 with a forecast down to 65 billion yen, blame falls on weak 3DS sales and strong yen.

Apple pre-empted the report a few weeks ago when it released its Supplier Code of Conduct and 2012 Progress Report.

A new book reveals that Apple assigns fake projects to new recruits to test their loyalty and secrecy before trusting them with real work.

Symantec declares pcAnywhere safe after rolling out crucial patches, following a 2006 source code theft that left users vulnerable.

Apple eyes innovative use of magnets in patents, rebuts patently false NYT supply chain report, and Autodesk brings Fusion to Mac.

Apple boosts employee perks with new discounts and intriguing tech debuts, including MyBook Thunderbolt Duo and Cobook, at recent Macworld event.

Symantec urges pcAnywhere users to disable the tool amid security risk revelations linked to a 2006 source code breach.

Did Nokia find its path? Despite a €1.07 billion loss, the Finnish giant sees hope as Lumia sales top 1 million, hinting at comeback dreams.

The transcript of Tim Cook on the Apple earnings call has a small section dedicated to iCloud, but his remarks on iCloud are as important as the rest.