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HP has unveiled a new strategy that will see it develop its own internet services and app store for consumers and businesses.

As Paymark disconnects around 400 EFTPOS machines from its network, Viaduct issues a fresh warning to merchants.

After failing to challenge iPod, all future Zune hardware devices will be scrapped in favour of focussing on Zune software.

Microsoft has introduced 10 new awards categories for its Partner Network, highlighting innovations in areas such as Windows Azure and Windows Phone.

Greg Elisara departs as Director of Online at Renaissance for Barnes, Catmur - Friends, raising questions about the firm's digital future.

Pilotwings Resort for Nintendo 3DS will be available in New Zealand starting April 14th for NZD $99, two weeks after the console's launch.

Apple tightens control on app splurges, requiring a second password entry for in-app purchases in the latest iOS 4.3 update.

Get a closer look at iPad 2, including new apps such as FaceTime and GarageBand, with Apple's official guided tour videos.

EB Games bags exclusive rights to Gears of War 3 beta and Collector's Edition in New Zealand, enticing gamers with early access perks.

Hackers could have accessed data stored on affected handsets, says Google who has now issued a security update.

Despite Apple saying it's March 25th in New Zealand, both YooBee/MagnumMac and JB say iPad 2's launch date is unconfirmed.

Random House's full catalogue of 17,000 ebooks lands in Apple's iBookstore, marking a major expansion in digital reading options.

Renaissance shifts away from distribution, seeking to 'own' the customer; Chairman Colin Giffney outlines mixed results but sees right direction.

An email sent to Mighty Ape's 3DS pre-order customers brings bad news, even for those who pre-ordered straight away.

Duo New Zealand partners with Norway's High Density Devices to distribute highly secure [hiddn] Crypto Adapters in Australasia.

The Commerce Commission to expand UBA pricing review, considering additional components beyond data transmission costs.

Telecom calls on New Zealanders to donate old landlines to help those without power following the Christchurch earthquake.

As New Zealand edges towards digital TV, households must choose between Freeview and SKY by Nov 2013 to keep their screens flickering.

In post-recession NZ, companies are looking to capitalise on the many changes that have been experienced over the past 24 months.

Company no longer experiencing network issues and is dealing with traffic well, says Chief Executive Eric Hertz.