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Apple set to unveil iTunes 11 within days, boasting a sleek interface and iCloud integration, following a delay from its initial October launch.

After a 28 year history of selling and supporting Apple products in New Zealand, Imagetext officially has the largest contingent of Apple certified engineers in New Zealand.

If you’re like me and you’ve been hanging out for what seems like forever for someone to buy you a Kindle, the Kindle for Android App is a perfect substitute until your next birthday.

Juniper Research predicts mobile data roaming revenues to soar to $35bn by 2017, driven by more active roamers amidst bill shock fears.

Vodafone NZ to dazzle Kiwis with the new iPad range, offering $0 upfront on a 2GB plan. First to carry both models nation-wide.

Microsoft's operating system celebrated through Forbes magazine history timeline, documenting 27 facts over 27 years.

Treyarch ignites fury by removing Nuketown 2025 from Black Ops II, betraying pre-order fans' trust. Will they make amends? #CODDrama.

Launch becomes the first direct, on-ground marketing the internet communications giant has done across the region.

Nintendo Wii U launch in the US marred by slow loading times, system crashes, igniting fan frenzy despite tech woes.

Tongariro's remote OPC base leaps into the digital age with broadband, conquering logistics and cost hurdles, thanks to Genesis Energy.

Sesame Street magic comes alive with Kinect TV, transforming children's playtime into interactive learning adventures.

Appsfire claims Apple's App Store has reached 1 million approved apps, despite Apple stating 700,000 last month. Updates to follow.

Electronic Data Safety Bill will establish a Special Commission of Inquiry into the spate of disastrous data breaches across government.

Samsung stands firm against Apple, rejecting a settlement offer amid global patent disputes, unlike HTC's recent agreement with the US titan.

Steve Ballmer critiques Apple and Android, praising Windows Phone 8 as a balance between quality and affordability in the smartphone realm.

Telecom New Zealand launches Windows Phone 8 with Nokia, Samsung, and HTC, showcasing the system's integration across devices.

Labour's David Shearer challenges PM John Key's claim of ignorance about Kim Dotcom, sparking heated debate in New Zealand politics.

Renaming of Reckon’s personal range of software first step in rebranding Reckon product suite under one single brand name.

Things aren’t looking good for video game publisher THQ, and other companies might just be preparing to pounce.

FileMaker launches holiday BOGOF deal on FileMaker Pro 12; buy one, gift another for free till Dec 20. Perfect for enhancing business tasks.

From mass compromises of Wordpress to a spear-phishing attack on the White House, there is no doubt cybercriminals gained confidence and momentum in 2012.

It hasn’t even been released yet but two new characters are already set to join the cast of Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale.

A transparent and stable business climate sees New Zealand top Forbes' business list.

Release of Windows 8 presents massive opportunities particularly for those developers who are quick to create apps for the new platform.