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MYOB transforms Mac accounting for NZ firms with updated AccountEdge suite, bringing fresh features and Dropbox backup for easier financial management.

Apple's latest iOS 6.1 update boosts LTE support globally, aiming to make it history's most popular OS. Over 300 million devices could upgrade.

Samsung outpaces Apple with a 42% growth and 63 million smartphones shipped in Q4, challenging Apple to innovate further amidst stiff competition.

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak disputes accuracy of new Steve Jobs film, questioning depiction of early computer building scene.

If you recently acquired an Apple Mac computer there are several simple steps you can take to protect your new machine.

New Zealand firm breaks new ground with the global launch of The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank as an interactive iPad app.

Sony faces a £250k fine for the 2011 PlayStation Network hack, exposing millions of users. ICO deems the security measures inadequate.

Find the cheapest flights globally with Skyscanner app - a must-have for travellers seeking top deals directly from airlines and agents.

Netflix's unexpected profit dazzles as Apple's earnings falter, shaking up Wall Street's dynamics.

Microsoft issues a Data Privacy Day warning, highlighting research that reveals public concerns over online privacy and the need for better data control.

Abandoning its censorship policy on video games, the Chinese government has instead poured millions of dollars into developing its own piece of gaming weaponry.

New research reveals when it comes to smartphone app use, New Zealand has been ranked 7th in the top 10 countries at risk of privacy exposure.

Struggling electronics company set to introduce a new tablet computer in Japan this year, in direct competition with Apple and Samsung.

World Wide Web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee is set to speak in Wellington next month, with the public offered the chance to ask him questions.

Sale alert for gamers: Playstation Store slashes prices on Final Fantasy series in a massive January celebration. Starts tomorrow.

Spammers may have already stolen up to 450,000 thousand pieces of personal information from infected devices worldwide in just two weeks.

Ninja Theory's reboot of Devil May Cry, despite the controversy, delivers a compelling story and engaging gameplay. A fresh yet respectful take.

Despite record revenues and iPhone sales, Apple misses Wall Street forecasts, seeing shares drop 4%.

Tech CEO believes Kiwi tertiary institutions need a radical shift in thinking when it comes to training the next generation of software engineers and developers.

Intel presents unique birthday gift to Prof Stephen Hawking at ceremony in England. Messages inscribed on silicon wafer.

Google shatters expectations with a historic $50 billion revenue in 2012, marking an unprecedented achievement for the tech titan.

Microsoft set to expand its Surface lineup with the Pro model, boasting laptop power in a tablet, launching in the US and Canada on Feb 9.

Renaissance Corp, after a ghastly year of upheaval, sets eyes on a comeback, aiming for a new normal with a focus on retail and education.

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