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The Walter Isaacson-penned official biography of Steve Jobs is making steady progress, say Silicon Valley sources.

HP secures a major deal to supply printing services to NZ government, promising up to 30% savings and enhanced productivity.

FileMaker launches Bento 4 on Mac App Store, enhancing its database apps with new features like label printing and geo-tagging.

Connector Systems ramps up its training offerings with Aerohive WLAN courses led by expert David Coleman at its Auckland facility.

The Google Mobile App has been given a new name and a new look to make searching the internet easier via iPhone.

Pinned down by sniper fire, a team of soldiers retaliates the only way it can; with a rocket-propelled grenade.

Josh Olin admits that the competition's new engine is a looker, but contends that Treyarch's own could match it with a few upgrades.

Games for iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad will feature among the reviews listed on popular review-aggregation site Metacritic.

Twitter has introduced an essential setting that allows users to always use HTTPS, enhancing security, especially on public WiFi. Activate it via your settings.

SnapperNet secures a new distribution deal with Opengear, enhancing its portfolio with advanced remote infrastructure management solutions for NZ resellers.

Google takes aim at online counterfeiters, revamping AdWords to tackle the fake goods market, vows quicker action on trademark complaints.

Microsoft's Worldwide Partner Conference set for July 10th-14th in LA, promising insights into the tech giant's roadmap for partners.

Apple postpones the iPad 2's Japan launch due to last week's devastating earthquake and tsunami, focusing on recovery efforts.

Christchurch's recovery needs more IT equipment; RemarkIT leads donation drive with NZ Trade and Enterprise aiming to bridge the digital gap.

The speculative-fiction FPS stumbles out of the starting blocks, which sees a massive share-price dive for its publisher.

The first gameplay footage from Warner Bros.' upcoming sequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum shows off a few of Batman's new tricks.

It seems that when one door closes, another opens, with Ubisoft set to launch another guitar game following the axing of Activision's Guitar Hero.

Microsoft unleashes Internet Explorer 9, promising top-notch performance and eyeing a slice of the modern web's pie.

HP has unveiled a new strategy that will see it develop its own internet services and app store for consumers and businesses.

As Paymark disconnects around 400 EFTPOS machines from its network, Viaduct issues a fresh warning to merchants.