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Kiwis get first dibs on iPhone 5 at midnight launches across NZ, with Telecom and Vodafone, and live broadcasts marking the event.

In a New Zealand first, the ASB mobile banking app is now available for download on Windows-based smartphones.

Cisco crushes doubts, securing 3rd in global server market, boasting 10,000 UCS customers. A strategic leap recognised by Westcon as game-changing.

Kordia are giving IT people their time in the sun and the chance to win a trip for two to the NASA Centre in Florida.

Confirming a view shared by TechDay over a month ago, research house Gartner is describing Microsoft’s moves with Windows and Office as ‘a big gamble’.

Of all the IT centric services required by nearly every company in business today, web hosting is perhaps the one which best lends itself to outsourcing.

Marissa Mayer spearheads Yahoo's revival by appointing Ken Goldman as the new CFO, aiming for financial and operational rejuvenation.

Software manufacturer pushes back mainstream support date while reminding customers of Windows XP's retirement plans.

Smartphones shipped globally will reach figures of 1.7 billion by 2017 with emerging markets seeing particularly strong growth according to latest findings.

Vodafone NZ to launch iPhone 5 this Friday, with prices starting at $0 for the 16GB model. Say hello to the fastest handset on their network.

UN hails Australia and New Zealand's broadband ambitions, spotlighting their 100Mbps targets amidst global push for digital inclusion.

New Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer expected to unveil her business blueprint as she plans to turn around the struggling company.

Following the news Wii U will launch across Australia and New Zealand on November 30, Nintendo announces price details for Kiwis.

Over 2,000 workers riot at a major Apple supplier's Foxconn factory in China, injuring 40, as tensions over working conditions boil over.

Apple reports over five million devices sold just three days since its launch as increased demand pushes the company to the limit.

Social networking site says claims that users' private conversations are appearing on public timelines is false.

Megaupload founder prepares to come back with a vengeance across the internet as file-hosting site nears completion.

Extradition case now at risk as Prime Minister condemns government spies but refuses to comment on why they illegally bugged the Megaupload founder.

Plans to extend YouShop internet shopping delivery service allowing Kiwis to easily purchase goods from around the world.

John Key demands answers from the national's secretive intelligence agency over 'unlawful' acquisition of Megaupload case communications.