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Style Boutique review: More than just tween allure, it dishes real biz savvy alongside runway dreams for budding DS stylists.

This upcoming PlayStation 3 exclusive is touted as a mature and interactive film noir thriller in which you piece together the mystery of the ‘Origami Killer’.

Mark Smith, CEO of Whangarei-based Magnetism Software Solutions, tells The Channel about its growth as a supplier of business software solutions.

Tony Butler, industry heavyweight and founder of what became Ingram Micro NZ, analyses the country’s distribution industry that he has helped to shape.

Open source solutions gain traction in enterprise IT, overcoming fear with education, reveals OSS Operations Manager Gavin Stone.

BNZ's new CIO, Peter Yarrington, reimagines tech in finance, pushing for innovation amidst global challenges to keep pace with consumer needs.

NZ small businesses urged to reevaluate ICT investments to boost profit and productivity, targeting a transformative approach.

Telecom battles to fix XT Network crash - unveils steps to restore service amid continued customer disruption.

Two massive outages on the XT Network in two months have forced the Automobile Association to reassess its contract with Telecom.

Kordia’s plans for New Zealand’s second international cable face a four-month delay due to the imminent sale of its Australian partner PIPE Networks.

The fate of New Zealand's Ultra Fast Broadband rollout hinges on whether Telecom's vast network of underground ducts will be accessible to competitors.

Unless a foolproof way is found of generating revenue from online news, the future of journalism itself is under threat.

After six months working as Lenovo’s New Zealand Distribution Manager, Pip Heath will be leaving both Lenovo and the country in the new year.

Cisco channel partners can now benefit from the availability of added resources to help them push the ever-expanding Cisco brand.

Symantec CEO Enrique Salem pledges ongoing support to SMBs and resellers, emphasising the critical role of partners in reaching these segments.

Earlier this year, Kiwi students were challenged to imagine a world where technology solves the toughest problems.

As the festive season approaches, the purveyors of spam and malware are out in force – and their early efforts are already emerging.

If the government wants rural schools to receive broadband speeds of 100Mbps it should get consumers to pay for it.

Telecom's Paul Reynolds navigates through a year of transformation and challenges, eyeing future growth amidst fierce competition and regulatory changes.

Gearbox's Borderlands melds FPS and RPG elements on the lawless planet of Pandora, promising immense loot and a wild adventure.