A tablet computer of some description from Apple had been rumoured for some time now, and on January 29th NZ time, the company finally unveiled it for the entire world to see. We haven’t got our mitts on one yet

The celebrations continue as Adobe’s overwhelmingly popular graphics-editing software recently marked its milestone 20th birthday on Friday, February 19th.

As the rivalry escalates between Apple and Adobe, Apple CEO Steve Jobs said in a meeting with <span style="font-style: italic;">Wall Street Journal employees that running Flash on the iPad would reduce the battery life from 10 hours to 1.

<span style="font-weight: bold; ">Today (February 18) marks the 20th anniversary of Photoshop and around the world, the company and its legions of Photoshop fans are celebrating the impact their favourite software has had across photography, art, design, publishing and commerce.

Adobe has issued important security updates for its popular Acrobat and Reader applications.

At a recent company-wide Apple meeting, CEO Steve Jobs railed against Google and Adobe, calling Flash "buggy" and proclaiming that Google wants to "kill the iPhone".

Here is a brilliant Web site that allows you to check, quickly and easily, the luggage limits for whatever airline you’re flying on.

Users of the Microsoft Outlook email program are being warned about the rapid spread of malware specifically targeted at users of that program.

Adobe has issued updates for its Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat tools, which are widely used for reading and sharing PDF files.

It’s no secret that the Internet is a great place for gamers.

2009 was a year when spam, malware and other Web-based threats reached record levels, according to the third-quarter report from security vendor McAfee.

Another security vulnerability has been found in Adobe products – this time affecting Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat.

Botnets were the leading online security problem for 2009, and they’ll be smarter next year, to make it harder to take them down.

Security updates are due this week from Microsoft, including a fix for a problem with Internet Explorer, and also from Adobe, addressing problems with its Flash Player and Adobe AIR.

One of the best-known names in the New Zealand IT community, the twice-retired but- still-working Brian Eardley-Wilmot took time out of his busy work schedule to tell The Channel about some of the things that have earnt him his reputation as an industry pioneer.

The iPhone, social networking and YouTube are among the top 10 defining moments of the Internet in the first decade of the millennium, according to the people behind the online Oscars, the Webby Awards.

There are growing signs that the world is engaging in a "cyber cold war", says a new report from security firm McAfee.

Kiwi company Right Hemisphere, whose clients number many Fortune 500 companies, has cemented a partnership with Mecanica.

The company has been appointed as an Adobe Gold Channel Partner.

Botnets are now responsible for distributing 87.

After a thorough review of its New Zealand distribution strategy, Adobe has decided to allow Ingram Micro and Express Data, its two distributors, to sell the entire range of Adobe products.

Microsoft's monthly Patch Tuesday, when it issues online updates for its operating systems, has set a new record this month.

Fortinet’s September report found a spike in the number of scareware malware and several new computer vulnerabilities.

Microsoft has launched the new Windows 6.