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Software giants converge at Canterbury Software Summit next week, with 20+ top speakers set to inspire 400 tech enthusiasts at sold-out Addington Events Centre.

Sony unveils a thrilling PlayStation line-up for Auckland's Digital Nationz 2013, including PS4 debuts and fan favourites on PS3 and Vita.

There appears to be some substance behind the big data hype, according to a Gartner survey of IT and business executives.

Health craze boosts smartphone surge: By 2018, 96m to use mHealth devices, forecasts Juniper Research, revolutionising healthcare with app-linked hardware.

New man replaces the retiring Andrew Dutton, who will continue to lead the virtualisation and cloud infrastructure company in the region for the next month.

Apple's Tim Cook joines Twitter, amassing 200k followers in days and follows all things Apple, showcasing his immense influence and reach.

Microsoft soars to the top as the leading tech firm in leadership, securing 2nd place globally in the Hay Group study, just behind Procter and Gamble.

Owner and developer of Hawaiki submarine cable system signs turnkey supply and installation contract with US submarine cable vendor TE SubCom.

Analyst group IDC claims the growth was largely attributed to heavy price and bundling promotions particularly within the entry level segment.

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Everyone in an organisation—from the CEO’s office to the mail room—has valuable information, says Adam Pisoni, Microsoft’s general manager of Yammer.

Microsoft CEO, Steve Ballmer, hints at the possibility of Microsoft Office moving to iPad and Android tablets.

Less than 24 hours after the iPhone 5S went on sale across nine countries, Apple had sold out its entire September stock, leading to on street fighting….

Information management solutions vendor will launch a channel program prototype across New Zealand next month.

Telco argues the input price for wholesale access to copper broadband needs to come in at the bottom end of Government’s proposed range.

BlackBerry is set to cut 4,500 jobs and reduce operating expenses by 50% after failing to capture public interest in its new devices.

Vodafone NZ and Ciena have expanded their network to provide low-latency capacity between Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.

The younger Kiwis are, the more careless they are when it comes to security on social media, according to an eye-opening survey by Trend Micro this month.

It's not often you catch a YouTube video before it goes viral, but this Tui prank is fast taking the internet by storm.

For the first time since 2007, Dell outshines Samsung in PC monitor sales, soaring to the top with 5 million units shipped in Q2 2013.