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New updates includes easier uploading of photos, autocomplete for @usernames and hashtags and an iOS exclusive Quick Bar. Oh and 'promoted trends'...

Random House's full catalogue of 17,000 ebooks lands in Apple's iBookstore, marking a major expansion in digital reading options.

Renaissance shifts away from distribution, seeking to 'own' the customer; Chairman Colin Giffney outlines mixed results but sees right direction.

Activision has announced that a playable, single-player demo for Call of Duty: Black Ops has released on both Xbox LIVE and PlayStation Network.

An email sent to Mighty Ape's 3DS pre-order customers brings bad news, even for those who pre-ordered straight away.

DICE unveils first glimpse of Battlefield 3 with stunning single-player gameplay footage, promising jets, prone play, and huge battles.

Nintendo reveals thrilling new Skyward Sword trailer at GDC, showcasing enhanced Wii MotionPlus swordplay. Ocarina of Time 3DS remake drops in June.

The team that brought you the incredibly popular Super Mario Galaxy series is hard at work on a Mario title for 3DS.

InternetNZ says the option to delay or scrap the UFB process is a possibility being considered by parts of government.

The Space Wolves are here! Help Royston the friendly Space Engineer rid his planets of the mischievous Space Wolves by slinging Silver balls at them.

Telecom calls on New Zealanders to donate old landlines to help those without power following the Christchurch earthquake.

Vodafone supports Christchurch customers with free calls, waived fees, and aid packages after the quake, while expanding network capacity.

Minecraft creators, Mojang, partner with Penny Arcade's Jerry Holkins for a new game, Scrolls, blending card and board game elements.

inFamous 2 introduces user-created levels, offering endless gameplay by allowing players to design and share their own missions through a new in-game editor.

Warner Bros. seeks to overturn the Australian Classification Board's refusal to classify Mortal Kombat, citing comparable titles on sale.

Former global supply manager, Paul Devine, admits taking bribes in return for giving information that led to manufacturers winning Apple contracts.

Jonathan Ive, Apple's Senior VP of Industrial Design and the man responsible for the iPod, is said to be eyeing a move back to the UK.

As New Zealand edges towards digital TV, households must choose between Freeview and SKY by Nov 2013 to keep their screens flickering.

Company no longer experiencing network issues and is dealing with traffic well, says Chief Executive Eric Hertz.

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