Microsoft has launched Xbox Music, a new music service which offers a 30 million song catalog and aims to simplify digital music.
Google is set to announce a 9.6% rise in per-share earnings and a major revenue uptick to USD $11.86 billion for their third-quarter results today.
Apple manufacturer admits hiring teenagers as young as 14 to work in Chinese factory, raising fresh questions over labour rights.
Michael Stiassny has been appointed to the board of Plan-b, New Zealand's only end-to-end business continuity provider.
Resident Evil debuted back on the PS One console in 1996 and it pretty much introduced the survival horror genre into the world of gaming.
Slingshot users experienced brief broadband and calling outages, now resolved, as the provider worked swiftly to fix the network hiccup.
Intel attributes a challenging economy to its US$13.5 billion third-quarter revenue, a decline from US$14.2 billion last year. Profits also saw a dip.
Apple sends out invites for October 23rd event, hinting at iPad Mini launch potentially hitting shelves by November 2nd. Surface Tablet pricing leaks.
The Ministry of Social Development has appointed Deloittes to review its computer network security over privacy concerns.
Beleaguered HP has announced its return to tablet computing with a Windows 8, Intel Atom- powered device it calls the ElitePad 900.
Apple set to reveal iPad Mini at California event next week, with 16 versions rumoured. Invites sent to media.
Facing declining print needs, Ricoh spins out its consulting biz, evolving from copiers to digital doc management solutions for top firms.
Synnex NZ revved up excitement, awarding partners a supercar experience for Intel-powered laptop purchases. Winners to drive 5 dream cars.
Software giant plans to build between 3-5 million devices during the fourth quarter, ahead of October 26 launch.
D-Link launches innovative NAS drive in NZ with seamless cloud integration via 'mydlink', making file access easy from anywhere.
Prime Minister and Opposition leader in fiery exchange as both stand their ground over the ongoing Kim Dotcom saga.
Breaking down what most (honest) corporate users want to do when they are at work in it's most simplest form, is to perform the tasks it takes to do their job.
French telecom equipment maker will reduce it's Indian workforce by 1,000 people as the global economy takes its toll.
New Zealand climbs to 17th in ICT Development Index, surpassing Australia, but faces high costs in fixed telephony and broadband services.
Media reports suggest tech giant will release four product versions including memory, colour and network options.
