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Apple NZ entices students with a $125 app store credit for Mac purchases ahead of a significant education reveal.

Under legal pressure, a Hong Kong company drops its Steve Jobs action figure after outcry from family and Apple lawyers.

The past week or so has been a huge week in terms of Apple product birthdays and anniversaries, and this week seems to be no exception.

Apple's event may redefine education, hinting at a new challenge to Amazon with innovations in e-textbooks and publishing.

Razer wows CES with Project Fiona, a tablet promising PC gaming power in your hands, hinting at under $1000 pricing if it hits the market.

Google says sorry for using underhand tactics in Kenya, including database snooping and falsely claiming partnership with local firm Mocality.

As a part of Apple's continued push towards greener electronics, a company called Volex is making the move to halogen-free power cables.

Apple's iPhone 4S launch in China was marred by chaos as huge crowds caused sales to be suspended at Apple's retail stores in Beijing and Shanghai.

CEO Tim Cook reveals over 200 manufacturing facilities have been audited for working conditions in the past year.

Reddit plans a 12-hour blackout to protest against the US's SOPA, aiming to make a significant statement in the fight for internet freedom.

Bethesda wins Fallout MMO rights after lengthy legal battle, paving the way for future titles without third-party claims.

Sony urges caution on early Vita sales in Japan, stressing it's too soon to gauge global success from initial figures.

Facebook is set to surpass 1 billion users by August, driven by growth in India and Brazil, predicts UK-based digital market analyst iCrossing.

Facebook's new Listen With feature offers users a virtual concert experience, allowing up to 50 friends to enjoy music synchronously.

Apple gears up for education event in NY, eyes iBooks improvements, confirms Anobit buy. Snapseed to hit OS X, celebrating Mac Mini's 7th.

Dell's new XPS 13 outshines MacBook Air with a sleeker, almost frameless design and competitive specs, challenging Apple's dominance.

Skinny's launch promises to shake up the prepaid mobile market, but delays in SIM delivery frustrate eager customers.

In a swift turnaround, Vodafone zooms from last to first in ADSL browsing speed, edging out rivals with sub-0.5 second page loads.

Apple's not interested and now Microsoft has pulled the plug; where to now for the Consumer Electronics Show?.

Half a billion people in China now access the internet, yet penetration is only 37.7%, suggesting significant growth potential remains.