Apple is reportedly planning to move iTunes video libraries into the cloud, following talks with content providers.
Despite rumours of shortages, Apple's iPad set to hit US shelves on March 26th, with Foxconn ensuring up to 700,000 units for launch.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Sony will release a PlayStation smartphone sometime this year in collaboration with Sony Ericsson.
Ubisoft's new DRM for PC games cracked days after Silent Hunter 5 release, sparking a piracy spree despite company denial.
iBooks may soon hit New Zealand as Apple hints at global expansion with a new job posting, signaling earlier availability than anticipated.
Red Dead Redemption, the highly anticipated open-world Western action game, has been delayed and will now release in mid-May.
Activision teases an adrenaline-packed multiplayer beta for Blur, kicking off March 8 on Xbox 360, merging real-world racing with arcade battles.
Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) acquires Media Molecule, the developer of LittleBigPlanet, to become part of SCE Worldwide Studios.
Bungie unveils multiplayer gameplay for Halo: Reach in anticipation of the game's beta, revealing exciting new features and surprises.
Apple sues HTC over iPhone tech, hinting at a deeper battle with Google over Android's use of patented innovations.
Activision has confirmed that Treyarch, the studio behind Call of Duty 3 and World at War, will develop the next instalment in the Call of Duty series.
Google acquires photo editing site Picnik, promising future features while maintaining existing services for a seamless user experience.
Microsoft launches MultiPoint Server, boosting affordable tech in education by enabling shared computer access for multiple users.
Commerce Minister Simon Power calls for public submissions ahead of contentious ACTA negotiations in Wellington that will tackle digital copyright enforcement.
ApocalyPS3 crisis averted as PlayStation 3 users regain access to games and PSN, with a fix for lost data also emerging.
Australians lose nearly $70m to online scams, with victims ensnared by romance and lottery hoaxes, says consumer watchdog.
PS3 owners hold their breath as a midnight GMT fix could bring bricked consoles back to life, after a bizarre calendar glitch leaves many offline.
Microsoft is racing to patch a new Internet Explorer vulnerability that could let hackers control PCs via a malicious web page and an F1 key press.
Microsoft has issued use-by deadlines for more Windows<br />products - meaning full support for them will soon cease.
Sony targets fix for PS3 bug within 24 hrs, advising non-slim console owners to halt usage due to a severe clock glitch affecting game play.
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