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Compuware predicts that application performance management (APM) will be a priority for C-Suite executives in 2013.

In 2013, cloud computing shifts from hype to hyper growth, mirroring historic IT transformations and signalling a new era for vendors and businesses alike.

Telecom New Zealand launches 4G LTE trial in Wellington and Auckland, partnering with Huawei and Alcatel-Lucent to test the technology and customer experience.

HTC launches the Windows Phone 8S in NZ, featuring cutting-edge design, Beats Audio and top-notch camera, hailed as Microsoft's signature phone.

Apple reshuffles leadership, enhancing teamwork among product teams following the departures of iOS chief Scott Forstall and retail head John Browett.

Criterion revamps Need for Speed: Most Wanted, blending Burnout Paradise DNA with an open-world racing environment. Hands-on reveals intense multiplayer action.

As Samsung lifts the lid on their new Android and Windows devices, analysts across the globe give their opinion on the latest tech release.

Eaton launches PowerAdvantage Rewards for NZ distributors, offering tiered incentives including tech gadgets and lifestyle rewards.

Judge selects jury to hear lawsuit in the first U.S. smartphone patent case after determining their 'suitability for the case.'.

Auckland gears up for the launch of Mosaic Innovation Network; a hub for digitally-powered innovation in crucial industries.

Tactix warns Kiwi SMEs are squandering marketing budgets on poorly planned online campaigns, emphasising the urgent need for better-aligned strategies.

ABB's cutting-edge power protection tech secures data centres against blackouts, surges, and data loss, setting industry standards.

Critics divided as Apple critic admits fabricating tales of factory conditions in stage play, triggering debate on ethics versus impact.

KiwiNet joins forces with Australia's CSIRO in a landmark trans-Tasman tech innovation agreement, promising collaborative opportunities.

WatchGuard highlights emerging cyber threats for 2022, including HTML5 hijacks and geolocation malware, demanding enhanced digital defense strategies.

Microsoft issues temporary fix for destructive Duqu virus, which could affect users of Windows XP, Vista, 7, and Server 2008.

Qantas' ill-timed #QantasLuxury Twitter campaign backfires amid industrial disputes, drawing backlash from frustrated passengers and viral ridicule.

The Robin DLC for Batman: Arkham City ups the ante, offering rich gameplay and refreshing challenges. A must-have for fans.

The advent of assisted selling could be a driver for ruggedised tablets, Motorola Solutions' tells The Channel.

The UN climate change conference in Cancun marks a new beginning, with agreements on funding and clean energy.