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Trade Me Jobs eyes top spot over Seek with a 35% surge in visitors, edging closer to becoming NZ's preferred job search platform.

Working remotely is now simpler and more affordable, with mobile technology transforming business connectivity for SMEs.

Businesses are set to invest $1.8bn in location-based advertising by 2015, blending GPS, wi-fi, and Cell-ID for focused campaigns.

Greg Sharp to swim Lake Taupo for prostate cancer awareness, aiming to break a 1985 record while rallying the IT industry's support.

Engaging people when they're out and about is the latest craze in social media, spearheaded by foursquare (foursquare.com).

Kinetics' winning solution for Sistema Plastics involved a major makeover of its somewhat shaky server infrastructure.

Many small businesses handle other people's personal information on a daily basis – such information can be vital to eCommerce.

Grimy, greyscale and undeniably grim, The Road takes the old post-apocalyptic wasteland scenario to a new level of haunting, harrowing realism.

The iPhone 4 dazzles with its Retina display and dual cameras, but its leap from the 3GS is not as vast as hoped, despite overcoming early US criticisms.

Harness the power of technology to become a creator in film, music, and art, no Hollywood bigwigs needed. All you require is passion and the internet.

Plans for an Islamic centre near 9/11's Ground Zero fuel America's right-wing revival amid economic woes and growing discontent with Obama.

Tired of being told you're not old enough for Facebook? Wish you could be like your older brothers and sisters and chat with your friends online?.

Google has launched Gmail voice and video chat for US users, enabling phone calls to landlines via browser. Video calls also supported with webcams.

So far more than 400 aftershocks have been recorded, including three of 5.4 magnitude, and a major cleanup operation continues.

Microsoft defends users after reports of Russian authorities using piracy charges to seize computers of dissidents.

Pinnacle Studio HD Ultimate Collection offers a user-friendly interface, extensive special effects, and great value at USD $249, but demands a fast PC.

Pro Tools M-Audio revolutionises home recording with top-notch sound and user-friendly interface, making professional quality accessible to all.

In a sparkling night at Auckland's Langham Hotel, TUANZ Innovation Awards celebrated the brightest in tech, with M-Com leading.

Orcon's journey: From call centre chaos to managing 28,500 calls a month with advanced VoIP, showcasing evolution and innovation amid growth.

NZ's ICT infrastructure debates fuel innovation, as industry leaders challenge traditional views, promising a transformative future.