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Over 250 employees rumoured to be in attendance despite lack of official presence at Las Vegas electronics show.

Blizzard hints Diablo III may hit consoles, exploring potential beyond PC. No confirmation yet, focus remains on PC/Mac version.

The Mac lineup has been equipped with Thunderbolt for about a year now, and we're finally starting to see Thunderbolt products.

Twitter bursts in uproar as Google integrates Search with its social platform, Google+, igniting concerns over internet fairness.

Facebook is becoming the modern Neighbourhood Watch, with viral videos and photos aiding in crime-solving, despite police concerns.

Apple's latest iOS 5.1 beta hints at Siri's debut on the next iPad, raising excitement for an advanced voice assistant feature.

Australian institution keen to change perception of the tech sector among students; do kiwi institutions need to do the same?.

Bethesda set to conquer Skyrim's PS3 lag woes with an impending 1.4 patch, promising smoother dragon-slaying adventures by month's end.

Nokia reveals its LTE flagship Lumia 900, aimed to reclaim its mobile throne, marking a new dawn in the battle against Apple.

Coating that prevents water damage to smartphones and other devices may be the most useful product on display at CES.

Apple's CEO Tim Cook earns below $1m, not $400m, with insights from an interview with Sparrow's Dom Leca and Griffin's innovative audio solution.

Apple's invasion of corporate IT, long Microsoft's stronghold, sees businesses spending billions on Macs and iPads for innovation and mobility.

New Yahoo! CEO Scott Thompson begins his tenure today, backed by a stunning US$27 million incentive package aimed at revitalising the tech giant.

PhD student investigates if gaming over 33 hours a week could increase depression signs, offering AU$500 for study participants.

Apple prepares for a major entry into China with iPhone 4S set to launch via China Unicom and potential approval for China Telecom in time for Chinese New Year.

Acer faces backlash for its AcerCloud service, slammed as an iCloud clone at CES, igniting a debate on originality in cloud tech.

Apple may unveil iPad 3 with Retina Display in March and a feature-rich iPad 4 in October, as competition heats up.

CES 2012 dazzles with Thunderbolt tech and bamboo MacBook cases, while TRIM support for third-party SSDs in Lion is unlocked.

Kiwibank warns of phishing scams, urging customers to ignore links in fake emails mimicking the bank's communication for data access.

iPhone release in 2007 forces Microsoft's Windows Phone team to scrap platform after a tense 7-hour meeting dubbed 'the cage match'.