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From flicking paper in offices to calculating life stats, explore the quirky apps turning dull moments into fun!.

UFB's arrival spells a gaming revolution, promising smoother gameplay and enhanced performance, changing the face of gaming in New Zealand.

Resellers boost earnings using GFI MAX's unified dashboard for customer management, streamlining tasks from security to disaster recovery.

Diablo III shatters sales records, offering a seamless blend of multiplayer and single-player action, despite facing launch night woes.

Apple's Mountain Lion to introduce automatic downloads across devices, beefs up IPv6 support, and commits to 100% renewable energy for data centres.

Rumours are saying that updated iMacs with Ivy Bridge processors are set to launch in June, according to suppliers.

Girls Around Me app withdrawn from iTunes, spotlighting hazards of weak Facebook privacy, following a Cult Of Mac exposé.

Stolen banking details surge sparks need for online shopping safety. Discover crucial tips from Microsoft on securing your transactions.

Apple ups the game with 1080p Apple TV, while rumours swirl around a 15-inch MacBook Air launch, potentially ending the MacBook Pro era.

As technology evolves to cope with the requirements of the modern business, so to does the sheer volume of data required by modern business.

Apple rolls out OS X Mountain Lion with iOS features, plans new Oregon data center alongside Facebook, introduces 'Mastered for iTunes', and more.

Valve's Steam still reeling from November hack, with fears of compromised user data exceeding initial estimates, reveals Gabe Newell.

Canadian telecoms get early access to Apple's iTV, controlled by voice and gestures, alongside macOS 10.7.3 UI updates and new Mac apps.

NAS stands for network-attached storage, and these devices can be extremely helpful if you have multiple PCs on your network.

IT leaders face tough choices in mobile platform security, balancing ease of use with robust protection in an ever-evolving corporate landscape.

Businesses have an obligation to take reasonable security measures to ensure the integrity of sensitive private data.

New Apple software, iBooks Author, for creating interactive textbooks faces licensing woes, while insights on why Apple manufactures in China emerge.

Symantec broadens its tech horizons by acquiring cloud archive firm LiveOffice for $115m, enhancing info governance services amidst hacker threats.

The past week or so has been a huge week in terms of Apple product birthdays and anniversaries, and this week seems to be no exception.

Apple's stringent social media policies have surfaced, highlighting how the tech giant enforces rigid guidelines that led to a UK employee's dismissal.