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Microsoft set to introduce Office apps for iOS and Android in March 2013, amid mixed messages and confusion over official announcements.

Console developers have been given some food for thought today as new research shows mobile gaming is becoming a real force in the industry.

For three days last week, Sydney’s Olympic Showground played host to Australasias biggest gaming event ever, the EB Expo 2012.

Mozilla hauls its latest Firefox off the net over a security hole, urging users to revert to an older version pending a fix.

Search engine prevents legal firm from advertising based on company's new policy.

Samsung unveils the Galaxy S III mini in Germany, aiming to compete with Apple's iPhone 5 with a compact 4-inch screen and Android 4.1.

Opposition questions the Prime Minister over alleged audio-visual recording of his previously denied Dotcom meeting with government agency in February.

Amazon's newest Kindle launch may burn cash rather than books, aiming for profits post-purchase in tough tech terrain.

Gaikai unveils a slew of recent AAA titles on its new website, post-Sony acquisition, challenging console norms with cloud gaming.

Latest findings show parents are more protective of boys than girls on social networking sites, especially during back-to-school seasons.

Company Mobile chief confirms the release of a smaller version of it's Android smartphone, set for unveiling in Germany on Thursday.

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World's largest software company signals a shift to hardware and online services, in line with long-time rival Apple.

YUS! Finally The Rock has released their very own app, available on Android!.

Hackers are taking advantage of Skype users with a new malware, infecting Windows PCs through a cunning 'lol is this your new profile pic?' trick.

Amid months of next-generation speculation, an editorial predicting the downfall of Sony’s next-gen console has been savaged by the online community.

Software manufacturer details plans for a sensor bracelet allowing users to control a range of equipment using hand gestures.

NZ caught in a tech tug-of-war between the US and China, amidst Huawei and Dotcom controversies, raising cyber-espionage fears.

As company shares fall 10% in the face of recent bad publicity, Wall Street analysts continue recommending investors to buy.

Internet user charged under the Skynet law for music piracy requests formal hearing in front of the Copyright Tribunal.

It has been a drawn out battle of giants for many years and now another round of 'who has the best soccer title' is upon us.

InternetNZ will hold its first ever regional Internet conference - dubbed NetHui South - at Dunedin’s Otago University and Otago Museum in late November.

Kyle Goodwin, sues for his lost Megaupload files in a landmark US court case, highlighting the plight of innocent users caught in legal crossfires.

Activision pulls Modern Warfare 2 map after Muslim community outcry over offensive picture frames.