Apple to unveil a 7-inch iPad mini in October, following the anticipated launch of a new iPhone, marking the firm's entry into the smaller tablet market.
In a landmark US case, Apple wins $1bn in damages from Samsung for patent infringements, threatening future innovation and consumer choice.
Auckland Transport axes contract with Snapper for missing deadlines, moves to AT/HOP cards for rail, ferry, and soon, bus services.
A Ubisoft representative has revealed some of the finer details of Assassin's Creed 3, including gameplay time and potential sequels.
After 25 years Microsoft has revamped it's image with a new logo as the company embarks on a new era within the industry.
New laws passed allowing authorities to collect and monitor Australians' internet records from web providers, specifically targeted towards cyber criminals.
As a jury deliberates the evidence in California, Samsung faces accusations of 'fast-following' Apple after the opening of their new store in Sydney.
An online retailer has apparently leaked the release date of Grand Theft Auto V – and if it's accurate, it's a whole lot sooner than expected.
I was gutted when I found out my stupid phone was 'incompatible' for the real Scrabble app, settling for the knockoff WordFeud instead.
A Californian jury examines the evidence in the high stakes patent infringement lawsuit, with deliberation expected to last several days.
Kiwis expected to jump on the tablet band wagon with telecommunications company Ericsson predicting a surge in sales across NZ.
Trade Me shares fall 2.5% despite an 8.4% profit rise, as sales growth falls short of forecasts in NZ's volatile market.
The creator of critically-acclaimed zombie-survival mod DayZ says the game won't go free-to-play as it would be bad for the customer.
Windows 8 set for 26 Oct release, Microsoft says, offering upgrades as low as $14.99 for recent Windows 7 buyers.
Kiwi online trading company reports maiden full-year profit, with long-term targets also on track thanks to increase in mobile phone trading.
Kim Dotcom teases Major Megaupload comeback, promising a bigger, better, faster platform in a flurry of tweets amid legal battles.
Australian watchdog group accuses the social networking site of allowing child pornography through the creation of new pages.
Apple registers company in Russia, fueling rumors of direct sales and retail stores. Russians eager for easier access to Apple products.
Rival companies make no progress in settling their patent lawsuit, meaning a jury will decide America's largest infringement case.
Director Peter Thiel sells most of his stock in the social networking site after the end of the first lockup period.
