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Apple set for a historic dual launch, releasing high-end and budget iPhones in September, marking a strategic shift for the tech giant.

First international channel availability of Surface RT and Surface Pro for Microsoft's commercial, education and public sector customers in 17 new markets.

The coalition to stop the GCSB bill received an 89% approval rate in Auckland last night, led by Mega founder Kim Dotcom.

Google has brought its Trekker camera to New Zealand to capture Street View imagery of the country's Great Walks.

Eyede transitions to cloud hosting, bidding farewell to outdated servers and operational stress, with ICONZ-Webvisions enhancing client service.

Labour and Mega's Dotcom confront GCSB bill in a powerhouse meeting tonight, urging NZ to defend freedoms against hasty surveillance laws.

ESET launches redesigned ESET Mobile Security for Android, in a bid to enable users to enjoy safer mobile technology without compromising performance.

Australian companies believe that Big Data will give rise to improved decision making and will have a significant impact on companies’ competitive dif.

Companies mark long-term partnership by introducing a new enterprise-grade cloud service to New Zealand businesses.

Express Data is inviting you to learn about award-winning Trustwave WebDefend products, at a series of events across New Zealand this month.

Samsung stretches its lead in the global smartphone market, where sales surged by 46.5%, hitting 225 million units in Q2 2013.

Following an outage on Outlook.com, software giant finally resolves an issue which has plagued users for three days.

Telco says network has not sustained any significant damage in the Lower North Island / Upper South Island as a result of Friday's earthquakes.

NZ's IT sector, touted as the new leading export, might eclipse dairy, amid calls for government support to boost growth.

2degrees urges users to text before calling following an upper-6 magnitude earthquake in Cook Strait, to prevent network overload in affected regions.

In the wake of Cook Strait earthquakes, Telecom's networks stand strong, urging texts over calls to keep lines open for emergencies.

Vodafone ignites Palmerston North with 4G, promising unparalleled speeds and connectivity. Next, it eyes New Plymouth for expansion.

Auckland's IT leader envisions a 'Mini Silicon Valley' at the city's heart, boosting collaboration and infrastructure for tech export growth.

Microsoft takes aim at long-time rival Google, questioning the company's decision to once again block the YouTube app for Windows Phone.

Ahead of the Windows 8.1 launch, Microsoft expands its app offerings, including IE, Bing, Skype, aiming for a seamless device experience.