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Is Microsoft too late for the tablet market? With tech giants already on their 3rd gen products, Forrester calls Windows 8 very late to the party.

Kinect Disneyland Adventures brings Disneyland to life, letting fans explore the Magic Kingdom with a wave of their hand.

Dropbox, our App of the Week, simplifies life by syncing files across devices - ensuring your data is where you need it, securely.

Facebook bound for two decades of scrutiny after FTC mandates privacy shake-up, Zuckerberg admits past errors.

NZ's online ad spend surges to $88.74m in Q3, up 26.5% from 2010, amid growing web use. Annual spend may hit $400m by 2013, says IABNZ.

FF VII remake not in the cards, says producer Yoshinori Kitase, aiming to preserve cherished memories over recreation.

Finances covered to May 2012, but business will need to see 'a substantial improvement in trading performance'.

Facebook might go public as soon as this autumn, with a potential IPO valuing the company over $100bn, reports the Wall Street Journal.

Revolutionise your BBQs with the iBottleopener, the iPhone case that doubles as a bottle opener. A must-have Kiwi invention for summer festivities!.

Apple NZ ushers in the festive season with free shipping and special offers on a wide array of products, outshining previous promotions.

Apple ramps up recruitment of web experts, tapping industry leaders to boost iCloud and secure its future in software, reports WSJ.

TelstraClear to offer unlimited data for broadband customers this weekend, in a notable push to be 'the home of broadband'.

Auckland PE teacher wins the 2011 Microsoft Innovative Educator award for using tech to revolutionize physical education at Howick College.

Apple enhances in-store pickups with an innovative app for staff, enabling a seamless handover of online purchases.

Google engineer blasts antivirus vendors as 'scammers', amid claims they exploit Android's vulnerability to sell unnecessary software.

D-Link's SmartBeam tech lands in NZ, offering unparalleled home WiFi coverage with its innovative DIR-645 router.

Security expert Cal Leeming criticises Microsoft's response to Xbox Live security concerns, calls for better measures and user protection.

Nissan Australia faces a social media backlash after awarding a Facebook competition prize to a close friend of its social media co-ordinator, igniting outrage.

Although the game is as majestic as the dragons that populate it, it's also not without a soft underbelly of glitches and frustrations.

Why the company is taking the credit for mobile price cuts and saying competition has slowed since 2degrees launched in 2009.