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Gen-i, Vodafone and 2degrees all make the cut in deal Economic Development Minister estimates will save government $60m.

SMBs using Macs must enhance their cyber-security as Apple devices increasingly targetted by malware, like the Flashback virus.

In our Kobo eReader review, it lags in sexiness and speed but offers a clear, sunlight-friendly display and ease of use for book lovers.

From carrying a library in your bag to battling with tech, our review explores the highs and lows of eReaders from Kobo to Sony.

Apple enhances Apple ID security in response to increased account compromises. Intel plans for Retina Display PCs in 2013. Audacity updated to v2.0.

Apple's iPad set to lead the tablet market for four more years, buoyed by surging sales and a vibrant app ecosystem, says Gartner.

Apple explores MacBook surround sound, fights Flashback trojan, updates iAd Producer, and preps for Q2 earnings reveal.

Catch, the innovative app on iOS/Android, redefines note-taking with voice memos, photos, and collaborative features, making idea capture seamless.

An online data analytics company is reporting that Mac OS X Lion has a 30 percent share in terms of the Mac install base.

Apple may outpace Intel in mobile processor shipments this year, Adobe releases Photoshop CS6 public beta for 64-bit Macs, and a nifty iTunes tip emerges.

According to MacRumors, issues with Nvidia GPU production are forcing Apple to strongly consider the onboard integrated graphics for future Mac laptops.

Apple's next-gen iPads sold out pre-launch in the US, with frenzied fans now facing in-store queues for the March 16 release.

A viral YouTube doco on Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony by Invisible Children has sparked debate over its accuracy and the ethics of social media activism.

Telecom and Vodafone lose nearly 4,000 mobile connections weekly in 2011, as 2degrees gains ground in a competitive NZ market.

The Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas has always been an exciting time for us tech geeks, but it seems that celebrities are getting in on the fun now too!.

Ditch dial-up for Broadband: always-on, faster internet that supports simultaneous phone use and heavy online activities.

Back to school now includes digital security, AVG (AU/NZ) advises on protecting devices as children return to their studies.

Combined with the improvements in technology, widespread video collaboration is becoming a realistic solution for enhancing business communications.

New technologies are revolutionizing video collaboration in the workplace, driving business productivity and reducing costs, according to a report.

Many public and private sector organisations have critical needs to transform, and it won't be done by doing the old stuff harder.