Read the latest stories by Mike Borgfeldt across the TechDay network.
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Google poised to reveal the Nexus 7, a compact competitor to the iPad, at its I/O conference, with rumours of a $199 starting price.
Telecom debuts Android music store for direct song downloads, charging users through phone bills, offering over a million DRM-free tracks.
NV Interactive clinches Microsoft's top Web Development Partner prize, highlighting NZ's tech prowess on the global stage.
Connector Systems partners with Imation to supply New Zealand resellers with storage and data security solutions aimed at small and medium businesses.
Web Drive's Open Host to acquire 9,300 domains and 4,000 hosting customers from Hosting Direct, as HD shifts its focus to data centre and ISP connectivity.
Yahoo Voices hit by major hack, exposing over 400,000 passwords in a stark 'wake-up call' for the tech giant's security measures.
SAP appoints ex-Unisys APJ exec Andrew Barkla to lead ANZ, aiming to capitalise on cloud, mobility and big data trends.
2degrees wins customers' hearts in a retail survey, scoring near-perfect in satisfaction and beating Telecom and Vodafone in service and value.
Russell Stanners and Allan Freeth talk up companies' complementary qualities; so what does acting Telecom boss Chris Quin have to say?.
Telecom readies for CDMA network shutdown on July 31, urging users to switch to XT or risk losing services and possibly their numbers.
Sale includes TelstraClear's voice and data-based services, its network infrastructure, and its kiwi customer base.
XPS 13 joined by beefier machines for users looking for larger screens, improved battery life or performance graphics.
Skinny Mobile's chief, Paul O'Shannessey exits just before Telecom's major network shift, leaving the brand's future uncertain.
Google adds a jellybean Android sculpture at its HQ, heralding the Jellybean OS release before the I/O conference.
OpenHost woos Net24 clients with a cheeky campaign featuring a '70s sleaze, offering free migration and hosting to ditch Voyager's new fold.
Bitdefender 2013 launches with advanced Anti-Theft, Parental Control and Safepay features, enhancing security for users and challenging thieves.
Larry Page has missed one engagement and cancelled his appearances at two others, but no-one wants to explain why.
New Zealand's ICT talent gap grows as schools underplay tech careers, prompting recruiters to scout for international talent.
Ahead of NYT exposé, Apple lifts employee wages, sparking debate on insider info use for preempting media critique.
A US judge halts the Apple-Motorola patent feud, ruling neither proved need for damages, hinting this won't end tech industry battles.
