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Apple to unveil a 7-inch iPad mini in October, following the anticipated launch of a new iPhone, marking the firm's entry into the smaller tablet market.

Kiwi mobile advertising expenditure continues to grow as specialist mobile media companies descend on the New Zealand market.

WatchGuard Technologies will reward the winners of its ANZ Elite 2012 sales incentive competition with a trip to Fiji.

In a landmark US case, Apple wins $1bn in damages from Samsung for patent infringements, threatening future innovation and consumer choice.

Auckland Transport axes contract with Snapper for missing deadlines, moves to AT/HOP cards for rail, ferry, and soon, bus services.

SEEK sees jobseeker site visits soar, with desktop views up 8% and mobile visits up 14% in July 2012, indicating rising job market confidence.

Telecommunications company considering jobs cut while failing to renew a number of key vendor support and maintenance contracts.

New IRD chief aims to bring tax into the digital age by replacing the 20 year computer system for Inland Revenue.

High-flying Kiwi businesses invited to apply for the 2012 Technology Development Grant with $45m available for investments.

After 25 years Microsoft has revamped it's image with a new logo as the company embarks on a new era within the industry.

New laws passed allowing authorities to collect and monitor Australians' internet records from web providers, specifically targeted towards cyber criminals.

As a jury deliberates the evidence in California, Samsung faces accusations of 'fast-following' Apple after the opening of their new store in Sydney.

Resellers took advantage of the Ingram Micro Showcase 2012 in Auckland this week, detailing new products and areas of growth across ANZ.

Exclusive reseller agreement sees IT solutions provider delivering and supporting the new IFS Applications 8 extended ERP suite across New Zealand.

Security brand Palo Alto Networks to hold two information sessions on Modern Malware in New Zealand starting early September.

HP reports a record loss of USD $8.9 billion, following an acquisition that underperformed. Revenue dropped 5% to USD $29.7 billion in Q3.

Streaming supplier aims to drum up funding across the ANZ region through new investors on both sides of the Tasman.

A Californian jury examines the evidence in the high stakes patent infringement lawsuit, with deliberation expected to last several days.

Kiwis expected to jump on the tablet band wagon with telecommunications company Ericsson predicting a surge in sales across NZ.

Trade Me shares fall 2.5% despite an 8.4% profit rise, as sales growth falls short of forecasts in NZ's volatile market.