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Fonterra has removed its Facebook page rather than answer questions about its business practices says Greenpeace.

New Zealand Transport Agency warns of a continuing scam involving your driving license, personal details and an email.

Windows Phone 7 users rejoice as a new Twitter app arrives, offering custom designs and seamless browsing without login.

TomTom's iPhone app now guides with the force! Darth Vader, Yoda, and others join as navigational voices - turning your journey into a galactic adventure.

Orcon loses emails for 266 customers in overnight outage, with efforts to retrieve them so far unsuccessful. #Orcon #emailoutage.

Jade Software will host the country's first unconference dedicated to iPhone and iPad developers in Christchurch on December 4th.

Mozilla delays Firefox 4 release to early 2011; new timeline aims for a polished, faster, and more responsive browser, says Director Mike Beltzner.

Apple confirms white iPhone 4 won't see 2010 release due to manufacturing issues. Fans must wait longer for the coveted device.

HP and Microsoft unveil a festive pop-up store in Auckland, offering hands-on tech experience amid the holiday buzz.

Kotaku leaks PSP2 details from Tokyo Game Show, hinting at no UMD, a second analogue stick, and Xbox 360-rivaling horsepower.

Bungie unveils trailer for Halo: Reach's Noble Map Pack, featuring three new maps and fresh achievements, available 30 Nov on Xbox LIVE.

Renaissance set to develop a new app for a Penguin Group (USA) book, following the success of its 'My Secret Diary' app.

Treyarch unveils hidden gems of Call of Duty: Black Ops, like online split-screen support and a Custom Games Editor.

NZ govt launches $1.3m programme to boost global mindset among managers, aiming to bridge the leadership gap and spur economic growth.

Engadget doubles down, affirming the PlayStation Phone, codenamed Zeus, is real despite Sony's denials, boasting a track record of accurate tech scoops.

School fibre set-up costs will be met by the government to ensure access to the benefits of ultra-fast broadband.

Apple launches an online store in China, offering personalised engraving, free shipping, and exclusive products, enhancing the purchasing experience.

NetSafe warns New Zealanders of a growing cold calling scam where fraudsters impersonate IT support to plant malware or charge for fake fixes.

PriceSpy NZ app transforms your iPhone into a savvy shopping assistant, offering lowest prices, product insights and store ratings instantly.

Myspace relaunches with redesigned site, aiming to reclaim its spot as a social entertainment hub for 13-34 year olds with new features and mobile apps.