In addition to ease of access, cloud services also provide peace of mind knowing that your data will be safe even if your computer crashes.
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Microsoft issues temporary fix for destructive Duqu virus, which could affect users of Windows XP, Vista, 7, and Server 2008.
Kiwi kids' wishlists will soon feature the LeapFrog LeapPad, a child-friendly tablet launching in NZ for $249, just in time for Christmas.
Clear Mobitel aims to launch NZ's 4th mobile network with a unique LTE strategy, eyeing rural sectors despite scepticism and market challenges.
Tolkien's books have become a New Zealand institution since the films were shot here; how will the latest game appeal?.
Skyrim earns a perfect score from Japan's Famitsu, marking it the first Western game to achieve a flawless 40/40. Yet, half of its players may never finish it.
91-year-old Ray Bradbury, long an adversary of technology, has finally consented to release his iconic novel Fahrenheit 451 as an e-book for USD $9.99.
Thanks to Samsung, we got some quality time over the last month with their latest Smart TV, the Samsung D7000.
LG V900 tablet review: Though its 3D camera falters, this compact, speedy device stands out in the crowded market for its usability and size.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 outshines iPad in several areas, offering a larger, vivid screen and superior cameras in a thin, lightweight design.
Saints Row: The Third - audaciously fun and unapologetically wild, it's Grand Theft Auto's sugar-high cousin. R18 - not for kids or the faint-hearted.
UK pubs to introduce urinal video games, turning bathroom breaks into gaming sessions, controlled purely by one's aim.
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.
