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Microsoft launches patent lawsuit against Motorola, claiming Android smartphones infringe on essential user experience tech.

Xero has invested NZD $200,000 for a 15.9% stake in Max Solutions to fund the development of a New Zealand-specific tax lodgement system.

LinkedIn introduces Signal in closed beta, a powerful tool with new filters for refining search results by network, industry, and more.

Featured Speaker, David Daniels, CEO of The Relevancy Group, to Share Insights and Examples From Connected Marketing Research.

Connector Systems appoints Ryan Ashton as Allied Telesis National Business Development Manager to boost networking sales and support resellers.

4G mobile phones could interfere with cable TV within six metres of a set top box, according to research by Cable Europe.

Trade Me's claim to overtake Seek in job board visits by year's end is challenged by Seek, citing an 8% lead in unique browsers this month.

IBM renews its partnership with Air New Zealand, providing tech and business services for another five years, bolstering a 13-year collaboration.

A Windows Phone 7 competition has launched that aims to find brand new app ideas from New Zealand software developers.

CIOs are focusing on cloud solutions, 'Right Now ROI,' and cost agility, while prioritising specified brands and virtualised desktop infrastructure.

Léo Apotheker, former SAP CEO, is appointed the new boss of HP, succeeding Cathie Lesjak amid a high-profile scandal and legal drama.

IT administrators can greatly benefit from network-wide visibility into malware related incidents and policy breaches.

Guest columnist Gerard Campbell, Stuff.co.nz's Game Junkie, casts his mind back to the horror of System Shock 2.

Bret Hart's explosive fallout with WWE is chronicled in the groundbreaking 1998 documentary HITMAN HART: WRESTLING WITH SHADOWS.

Ju-on's horror legacy continues with 'White Ghost, Black Ghost'—two films celebrating its 10th anniversary with chilling, inventive scares.

Sherlock and Watson tackle a royal theft in 'Mystery of Osborne House,' a new DS game filled with puzzles and Victorian charm.

Businesses urged to outsource disaster recovery for cost-effective, expert solutions following significant losses in Christchurch.

Those who rejoice at the altar of Dragon Quest (you know who you are) will be squealing at the advent of the ninth instalment to its RPG kingdom.

Lara Croft's last three Tomb Raider outings, while better than the lacklustre Angels of Darkness on the PS2, still left her looking a bit old and haggard.

Hours may as well be days in data recovery land. We want instantaneous back-up post systems outage and we want it now.