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Old fashioned corded analogue phones, that don't require a power source, can be donated at any Telecom retail store.

Nintendo's 3DS launch in Australasia to include just two games, amidst confusion over third-party titles availability.

Ubisoft sets March 18th for Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood PC launch, unveils multiplayer mode and system specs. Codex Edition not in NZ.

Christchurch reeling from 6.3 magnitude quake; comms disrupted, Cathedral damaged. Live updates via #eqnz. Emergency lines: 0800 779997.

Proposed change to the Telecommunications Amendment Bill could allow the government to buy back parts of Telecom.

Revolutionise your business management with top-notch barcode generator software, enabling easy, colourful label creation for various industries.

New rules mean publishers - such as Amazon - can no longer provide in-app links to websites where users can buy content.

The long-rumoured game adaptation of the breakaway hit TV show is official, and it's likely to adopt the episodic nature of its source material.

Brightstar re-signed to offer chain services for all mobile, broadband and fixed line products for the next three years.

Bridge the Apple-Microsoft divide: Windows Phone 7 Connector for Mac now out, syncing your tunes and snaps effortlessly.

Apple may make its MobileMe service free, turning it into a cloud storage hub for photos, music, and videos. A year's subscription currently costs USD $99.

Vertica buyout to let HP customers analyse large chunks of data stored in physical, virtual and cloud environments.

Cosmetics retailer Lush has taken its Australian and New Zealand websites offline after another hack, urging customers to cancel their cards immediately.

Alcatel-Lucent's Wireless Network Guardian brought in to help Telecom offer a better experience across its 3G network.

Mighty Ape lovebirds, Scott and Rhia, engaged in World of Warcraft, exchanging vows in Stormwind to the delight of gaming fans.

Rock Band vows to play on, offering a lifeline to Guitar Hero fans, despite the franchise's end. Harmonix promises the beat marches on with ongoing development.

Xbox NZ celebrates record-breaking year, dominating the 2010 holiday season with a 14% sales surge and a significant rise in LIVE subscribers.

Google Translate app now available for iPhone users, boasting voice input for 15 languages and audible translations in 23 languages.

Grab iconic games like Street Fighter IV and Devil May Cry for just £1.29 on iPhone and iPad, as Capcom slashes prices in a mega sale.

The speculation can now end, as we've just received the official press release from Nintendo about the local launch details for the 3DS.