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Twitpic launches a free iPhone app with editing features, challenging Instagram, and hints at an Android release next month.

Discover Pocket, the app revolutionising how you save content for later, on both iOS and Android. It's time to streamline your digital browsing.

US company launches special bra with side pocket to hold ladies' cellphones and cards while they're hitting the dance floor.

Guild Wars 2 beta packed as 'hundreds of thousands' test the servers, sparking positive buzz. The game's unique questing and no fees impress.

Microsoft to launch Windows 8 'release preview' in June, hinting at a near-final build ahead of public release.

Microsoft unveils InTune update, enabling app deployment across iOS, Android, and Windows, revolutionising BYOD and enterprise mobility.

At MMS 2012, Microsoft shines with a new app-centric focus, showcasing System Center 2012's ability to manage multiple hypervisors seamlessly.

While Apple and Samsung discuss resolving patent disputes, Twitter introduces the Innovator's Patent Agreement, pledging patents for defence only.

Kiwi influence shines at Microsoft Management Summit in Las Vegas, spotlighting major announcements like System Center 2012's launch.

TomTom's new app is a game-changer for the geographically challenged, offering advanced features and social media integration for GBP £78.

iPhone and iPad users can now navigate direct to locations on Facebook, as well as share arrival times on Twitter.

Instagram's Android app hits 5m downloads in under a week, becoming Google Play's second top free app as it joins the Facebook family.

So you're sure if social media is helping your business - or your sanity. Here are five tips to beat the social media start up blues.

EA crowned 'Worst Company in America' in public vote, edging out Bank of America with 64% out of 250,000 votes for lack of customer respect.

Instagram launches on Android, bringing its retro photo charm to millions more, despite missing features. Over 430,000 were on the waitlist.

Robert Bowling departs as Creative Strategist of Call of Duty, hinting at exploring broader opportunities in the gaming world.

Trade Me's database lead, David Curlewis, now helms Wellington's SQL Server group, advocating for nationwide collaboration and skill-sharing.

Amazon has issued a refund to a dissatisfied Mass Effect 3 player, as fans' backlash over the game's ending continues to gain traction.

New Mountain Lion developer preview brings Safari tab-syncing across devices and Twitter notifications, alongside community answers on Apple Store.

Microsoft's APAC Exchange Online service is back after a 90-minute outage, offering relief to users. The tech giant thanked customers for their patience.