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Ideal for multitaskers, iBend is the sleek media player stand revolutionising how iPhone and iPod users view content on the go.

Despite a dismal year for IT spending with a 5.2% global decline, Gartner predicts a rebound in 2010 with a 3.3% increase, reaching USD $3.3 trillion.

Sybase and Vasco have both released new capabilties today in hopes of better meeting the needs of enterprise iPhone users.

Telecom's Q1 results briefing was dominated by one question today – what is the company going to do about Ultra Fast Broadband?.

The entire Beatles catalogue will soon be available on a limited edition, apple-shaped USB device, featuring re-mastered audio and exclusive visual content.

Auckland Hospital is trialling its first mobile telehealth solution, partnering with Gen-i and Alcatel Lucent for a three-month pilot, which began on 1 October.

Waikato University leaps onto the digital stage by joining iTunes U, offering over 200 free educational podcasts to a global audience.

Apple has announced that more than 100,000 apps are currently available on its iTunes App Store for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

Fonterra's tech leaders unveil the vast ICT infrastructure powering NZ's dairy giant, ensuring global connectivity for its extensive export network.

In Sydney, Christmas shopping hysteria begins in October, with IT and electronics topping the festive wishlist despite economic concerns.

Nokia N86 raises the bar with an 8MP camera, Zeiss lens and unique features, but its heft and Wi-Fi quirks may deter some.

Revolutionise your iPhone charging with the Tridock, a compact, three-sided dock for hands-free viewing. Available for $49.95 at select retailers.

As mobile phones become more like computers, they also face an increase in security risks, says journalist Chris Leggett.

Apple's new iPod Nano packs in features and defies its price point, making it a top contender in the mp3 player market.

Gateway's LT31 netbook packs impressive features into a compact frame but comes with a hefty price tag and an outdated OS.

WHEN it comes to Internet performance, it really depends on what end of the country you live in as to what speeds you can expect.

Philips releases a GBP £39.95 vent mount for iPhones, offering hands-free GPS access with 360-degree swivel, available at major retailers like Harvey Norman.

In order to pass on the benefits of the strength of the New Zealand dollar, Sun Microsystems has dropped its prices.

Vodafone has announced a new range of iPhone 24-month plans that significantly cut back on the cost of the smartphone handsets in time for Christmas.

NetSuite launches the first mobile ERP suite for iPhone users, offering comprehensive business management tools including CRM and eCommerce data.