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Sygic Mobile Maps revolutionises UK and Ireland navigation on iPhones with offline maps, voice guidance, and safety features like speed camera alerts.

Cisco's AnyConnect app now available on App Store, offering secure network connectivity for mobile employees on Apple iOS 4.1 devices.

Forbes unveils tech tycoons' fortunes: Gates leads at $54bn, Zuckerberg tops Jobs, and charity moves are highlighted.

Apple gives the green light to VLC player for the iPad, enabling users to experience a vast range of multimedia content hassle-free.

Research In Motion is tipped to announce a new tablet device at its developers' conference next week in the US.

Paul Boshoff has been appointed as Country GM for HP New Zealand's Personal Systems Group, taking over from Brent Kendrick who moves to Singapore.

FileMaker Go's latest update revolutionises database management on iPhone and iPad, adding PDF creation, database sharing, and photo insertion.

Nuance launches Dragon Dictate 2.0 for Mac, enhancing voice control and document creation with improved accuracy and new features.

Adobe breaks records with a Q3 revenue of $990.3M, up from last year's $697.5M, thanks to robust sales in Creative Suite and Omniture.

At Paris event, Google unveils new cloud features aimed at boosting security and productivity, reaching over 30 million users worldwide.

Apple's iPhone 4 hits China this Saturday, launching at new Shanghai and Beijing stores with prices starting from CNY4,999.

BlackBerry enhances Google app with cloud search for Gmail, Contacts, and Docs, ensuring secure and swift access to vital info on the go.

Twitter is set to increase its app security, introducing OAuth for safer login and expanding its t.co link wrapping for transparency.

Microsoft's search for NZ's ugliest website could win the unsightly site a makeover with The Wuglies contest, rewarding nominators with prizes.

Apple is set to revolutionize printing with AirPrint in iOS 4.2, offering easy, driverless printing from iOS devices this November.

Twitter announces a phased launch of innovative features and a fresh design, starting in New Zealand. #newtwitter revamps user experience globally.

Nokia aims to reclaim its smartphone throne, unveiling three new models in a bid to compete with Apple and Research in Motion.

BlackBerry revolutionises SMBs with top apps for financial management, contact organisation, and secure data sharing.

Microsoft stages a mock iPhone funeral, taking a bold stab at Apple before its Windows Phone 7 launch. This PR move could prove risky.

Videos from the inaugural CreativeTech event, focusing on all things Apple in Auckland, are now live for enthusiasts who missed out.