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Microsoft's latest operating system, Windows 8, is struggling in the US with sales down 21% compared to last year.

Mobile security provider responds to growth in mobile security with new safe browsers across operating systems.

Avoid holiday shopping chaos with these top five online tips to save time, money, and stress this Christmas season, courtesy of LivingSocial.

Kiwi workers defy company policies by using unauthorised BYO apps for better productivity, risking job dismissal, study reveals.

RIM says tools updates, new rewards, hardware opportunities, and revenue commitments will drive further momentum among developers.

EXOL reshuffles as Vaughan Nankivell leaves Huawei role, signalling a strategic pivot to Australia's market over New Zealand.

Paul Plester exits Express Data after over 14 years, signalling end of era for the NZ tech distributor amid soft market sales.

New facilities to extend company's data centre and cloud capabilities, meeting growth needs of business and public sector clients.

After delays, Apple rolls out iTunes 11 with a sleek interface and iCloud integration, just before its November deadline.

IDC Australia names Shayum Rahim as its senior analyst and lead for software research in Australia and New Zealand.

Intel's PC market woes deepen as Wall Street slashes sales estimates. Citigroup analyst Glen Yeung highlights weak notebook data and poor growth.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer defended the company's performance during 2012, highlighting revenue growth and a shift to devices and services.

Joint international criminal investigation close down the largest credit card data theft in Australia’s history.

New Zealand's top cities, including Auckland and Wellington, failed to crack the Global Startup Ecosystem Index's top 20 tech hubs, unlike Sydney and Melbourne.

Telcoinabox merges ANZ management teams to bolster growth, aiming to meet the rising demand from non-traditional telecom companies.

Kim Dotcom's potential purchase of a $30 million mansion in New Zealand is a step closer as extradition proceedings keep him in the country.

Microsoft has reported selling 40 million Windows 8 licences since its launch, surpassing the early sales pace of Windows 7.

Facebook New Zealand criticised for paying only $14,500 tax last year; Labour calls for action against tax loopholes.

South Korean company ordered to make payment after Dutch high court ruling, on top of maintaining their Galaxy Devices ban.

It’s time for those that keep hearing about Microsoft Office 365 to finally understand what the software can really offer.