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Samsung's eagerly awaited Galaxy S update for Android 2.2 Froyo in Europe is delayed, potentially affecting the release in New Zealand.

Apple CEO predicts that 7” tablets will fail, but RIM’s Co-CEO disagrees, saying they will be a big portion of the market.

Apple's MacBook Air gets a major upgrade, ditching hard drives for faster, lighter solid state storage. Starts at NZ$1699.

Global internet users set to hit 2 billion by 2011 as ITU reports a surge in online access, particularly in developing countries.

Apple to launch Mac App Store within 90 days, ahead of the next winter's OS X Lion release, featuring new apps and enhanced user experience.

Apple launches FaceTime for Mac in public beta, enabling seamless video calls between Macs, iPhone 4, and iPod touch users.

DataMan launches, offering real-time monitoring and geotagging of iPhone data usage to prevent overage charges for users on limited plans.

This Halloween, Angry Birds is back with a spooktacular edition, featuring 45 levels of pig and pumpkin-smashing mayhem. Prepare for frightful fun!.

Steve Jobs predicts the demise of 7” tablets as iPad sales are expected to reach 19.5 million units this year.

Warner Bros. unveils a new Mortal Kombat video, promising the most brutal chapter yet, featuring Scorpion and Sub Zero's epic rivalry.

Microsoft unveils new cloud-based Office product to improve productivity and collaboration, called Office 365. (110 characters).

NZ heralds global debut of Windows Phone 7, bagging the first-ever sale and showcasing 32 tonnes of tech in Auckland.

Steve Jobs interrupts Apple's earnings call to share his thoughts on rivals RIM, Google, and upcoming tablets.

2K Games announces new Civilization V DLC, including free Mongols Pack and Babylonian Pack for NZ$5.99, launching October 25th.

Apple slashes records with a staggering £4.31 billion profit in Q4, showcasing a triumphant year with iPhone sales up by 91%.

Bethesda confirms Fallout New Vegas DLC will hit Xbox 360 first, continuing their partnership with Microsoft and enhancing the Fallout 3 tradition.

Business and consumer tablet market to explode at the expense of e-readers, gaming devices and other media players.

Adobe launches Acrobat X, offering new user interface and enhanced collaboration features, revolutionising workflows for knowledge workers.

Kiwi consumers can now compare prices and products on-the-go with the PriceMe iPhone app, revolutionising shopping in New Zealand.

Vodafone unveils a new iPhone app for customers to manage accounts, promising easy balance checks and payment options.