Apple addresses public uproar over iPhone location data concerns with an FAQ, emphasising privacy and security commitments.
TelstraClear's CEO, Allan Freeth, accuses New Zealand Communications Minister of building a state-funded UFB monopoly.
Sony faces lawsuit over PSN breach, failing to protect users' data, Rothken Law Firm claims. Fans furious over delayed breach notification.
Telecom and Motorola unveil the robust Motorola Defy, a device boasting exceptional web browsing and designed for NZ's XT network.
Sony has revealed its dual-screen tablet, the S1 for rich media and S2 for mobile entertainment, both featuring Android 3.0 and 3G/4G support.
Sony breaks silence on delayed PSN hack alert, cites forensic delay in understanding the data breach's full impact on users.
EA announces Gatling Gears, a high-octane twin-stick shooter, coming to Xbox LIVE on May 12 and PSN on May 19 for 1200 MS Points/NZ$29.95.
Free Auckland and Wellington events to cater for business decision makers, IT pros, architects and developers.
There's a very real possibility that every PlayStation Network and Qriocity user has had their personal details compromised, says Sony.
New Zealand launches a nationwide competition to find the best business plan, offering over NZD $60,000 in cash and services to SMBs with innovative ideas.
RockMelt's new iPhone app bridges social browsing between PCs, Macs, and mobile, offering a seamless experience across devices.
Samsung New Zealand is set to unveil new Galaxy Tab 10.1 and 8.9 in April, enhancing mobile work with advanced connectivity solutions.
A group of New Zealand telecom companies and consumer groups have proposed alternatives to the government's UFB bill.
Sony warns PSN users their data may have been stolen in a major security breach, urges monitoring of credit card activity.
Sony uncertain if PSN outage has led to the compromise of users' credit cards as hacker attack plunge 75m into gaming blackout.
Sony's latest shooter is an admirable effort with some particularly impressive multiplayer action, writes Ryan Vincent.
One of the European 3DS launch titles finally makes it down under. Reagan Morris finds out what we've missed out on over the past few weeks!.
Nintendo to unveil 'Project Cafe', a console eclipsing PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in power, at E3 in Los Angeles, confirms Kotaku.
Thomas J. Bittman, VP at Gartner, warns that channel partners who fail to adopt cloud technology risk obsolescence as the market shifts towards cloud computing.
Dean Redman resigns from SonicWall, with Richard Ting stepping in amid the search for a new ANZ country manager, promising steady growth.
