Microsoft business software training is being offered free to Christchurch businesses affected by the earthquake.
LG set to release world's slimmest smartphone, the LG Optimus Black, in New Zealand in May. No carrier details announced as of yet.
All UBA links will still be subject to the terms of the UBA backhaul Standard Terms Determination, says ComCom.
Another group-buying, daily deal website is about to launch in New Zealand, this time from offices of Trade Me.
It released on PlayStation 3 earlier this month, and now the one-time Xbox 360-exclusive map pack for Call of Duty: Black Ops has a release date for PC players.
Discover Localscope, the app turning heads as it helps users locate everything from petrol stations to the perfect coffee spot.
Motorola's Xoom wi-fi tablet gets a late March release in the US. But there's no word at all on when we might see it in New Zealand.
Auckland Startup Weekend connects innovators in a 54-hour blitz to build new ventures, featuring top speakers and intensive collaboration sessions.
iPad 2 faces component shortages due to supply chain disruptions in Japan, posing potential sale challenges globally.
FileMaker launches Bento 4 on Mac App Store, enhancing its database apps with new features like label printing and geo-tagging.
Connector Systems ramps up its training offerings with Aerohive WLAN courses led by expert David Coleman at its Auckland facility.
The Australian game-classification debate heats up even further with the Federal Government making moves to force a decision in a few months' time.
Microsoft's Worldwide Partner Conference set for July 10th-14th in LA, promising insights into the tech giant's roadmap for partners.
Apple postpones the iPad 2's Japan launch due to last week's devastating earthquake and tsunami, focusing on recovery efforts.
Christchurch's recovery needs more IT equipment; RemarkIT leads donation drive with NZ Trade and Enterprise aiming to bridge the digital gap.
The speculative-fiction FPS stumbles out of the starting blocks, which sees a massive share-price dive for its publisher.
As Paymark disconnects around 400 EFTPOS machines from its network, Viaduct issues a fresh warning to merchants.
Motion debuts rugged CL900 tablet for NZ's enterprise market, targeting healthcare and construction, promising durability over competitors.
After failing to challenge iPod, all future Zune hardware devices will be scrapped in favour of focussing on Zune software.
The second attempt by Warner Bros. to receive Australian classification for Mortal Kombat has proved unsuccessful for the publisher.
