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We’ve seen many scenarios in video games where we imagine what the world will be like if it were invaded by nasty beings.

Game goes gold on the PS3 and PS Vita, with new details emerging on what we can expect from the much-anticipated title.

Apple ends hostilities with HTC, striking a decade-long patent deal to close all lawsuits. A move fostering innovation over litigation.

Social media site warns users of hacker attacks but admits to over enthusiastic response.

Grand Theft Auto V has been the most hyped game since Skyrim, but today Game Informer has released the first real details of the game set for release next year.

Idataroam partners with global car giant Hertz across ANZ, providing innovative mobile Wi-Fi solution to customers.

Telecom unveils R203, a budget-friendly handset targeting seniors, challenging 2degrees' launch with big buttons and smart safety features.

Auckland shops fined for selling pirated Microsoft software, raising concerns about cybercrime and consumer risk, in a Microsoft NZ probe.

Social networking site celebrated one year anniversary of the launch earlier this week, we check out how it's getting on.

Android camp likely to be concerned as Silicon Valley company awarded design after examination of prior art and works.

New research into video games in China confirms that consoles are still banned, refuting rumours that Sony would bring the PS3 into the country.

Winners of Telecom’s inaugural ‘Amazing Ideas Search’ have been chosen regarding how Ultra Fast Broadband (UFB) can enhance our lives.

Website www.drct.kiwi.nz confirmed as New Zealand’s 500,000th active domain name within the .NZ domain space.

Over 100,000 end users in urban areas are now able to connect to the Ultra-Fast Broadband network, only 16 months after the project started.

Mobile firm releases device specifically designed to provide simplicity, safety and peace of mind for those in their golden years.

Gartner predicts smart device sales will reach 1.2 billion by 2013, marking a significant shift in consumer and business technology trends.

Microsoft is rumoured to be launching an Xbox Surface tablet, designed for gaming and accompanying their next-gen console.

Apple must pay VirnetX $368.2m in a Texas ruling over patent violations with its iPhone, iPad, and Mac products.

Auckland grapples with surge in smartphone thefts, with 40 snatched weekly. Police urge public vigilance amid rising crime.

We gave women the vote, climbed Mt. Everest and split the atom, and now New Zealand is the first country to play Halo 4.

Kiwi organisations says mobile security is a top priority but are not using measures to secure mobile devices and apps.

Gabon gears up to block Kim Dotcom's Me.ga domain, marking a setback for the new file-sharing venture amid copyright concerns.

A voting machine error in Pennsylvania changes Obama votes to Romney, sparking concerns over the integrity of the U.S. electoral process.

Software company migrating users to Skype after announcing plans to retire its Messenger service early next year.