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Thinkpinion.com recently launched as the ultimate online destination for people to give their opinion about anything and everything.
Kim Dotcom's extradition battle postponed to August amid controversy, stretching the high-profile case beyond 18 months.
Metservice.com, a top NZ site, unveils a user-centric redesign after extensive feedback, promising a smoother, more dynamic experience.
Release of Windows 8 presents massive opportunities particularly for those developers who are quick to create apps for the new platform.
Halo 4 launched less than a week ago but already has a competitor in the same genre as Call of Duty: Black Ops II is now available in New Zealand.
Wallabies' Quade Cooper hit with a £60,000 fine and a three-match ban after a Twitter-rant about ARU and a video game goes awry.
Another exciting week has wrapped up here at NZET, Here's a summary of the news stories that were biggest in NZ this week.
Today we awaken to the news that a wit (or wits) in the marketing department of UK retailer HMV live tweeted their ignominious exit from the company.
Website hosting leads online job growth at 3300%, with AWS seeing a 466% rise. Apple jobs decline amid 'app-fatigue' while Android gains 7%.
Twitter looks back at the New Year and shows the best tweets from around the globe as the world welcomed 2013.
Unified communications revolutionise contact centres, enhancing quick resolutions and transforming customer service in the digital age.
The future of THQ is anything but certain, with five potential buyers expressing an interest in purchasing the financially troubled company.
Nearly 45,000 people took to Twitter to follow police on a virtual ride-along in the Bay of Plenty on New Year's Eve.
Pope Benedict XVI embraces digital age, blessing over a million Twitter followers in his groundbreaking first tweet.
Competition for the next-generation of consoles will come from living-room based PCs, according to Valve's Gabe Newell.
A judge in Kim Dotcom's trial has labelled police findings inconsistent, highlighting contradictions in affidavits by detective inspector Grant Wormald.
Microsoft has revealed the iPhone 5 to be the top-searched news story of 2012, along with a host of other results from search engine Bing.
Less than a day from launch and Black Ops II is already experiencing technical difficulties, some gamers are reporting.
Twitter reset passwords for thousands, warning of phishing threats. The company admits the mass action may have been excessive, causing user inconvenience.
Kim Dotcom's new site, Mega, crashes on launch due to high demand, amid his ongoing battle with US authorities over internet piracy charges.
