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Apple unveils new budget iPhone 5C, available in colourful options and starting at $99. Pre-orders begin September 13th.

Apple has unveiled the iPhone 5S, described as the most forward-thinking iPhone yet, with new features including a fingerprint sensor and A7 chip.

Two Auckland students had the chance to create a digital media message with students from around the world at the recent Adobe Youth Voices Summit.

Company veteran replaces Jon Roskill, who served for three years as corporate vice president of the company's Worldwide Partner Group.

First international channel availability of Surface RT and Surface Pro for Microsoft's commercial, education and public sector customers in 17 new markets.

New Zealand leads global customer satisfaction, with Kiwis eager to spend in IT services as satisfaction hits 92%.

Following strongest Office 365 quarter, Microsoft brings Office and SharePoint Store to the masses - adding 22 countries including New Zealand.

Clinton Mottram appointed general manager for performance management and business intelligence provider, CAMMS.

Social networking giant admits private contact information of six millions users was made accidentally accessible due to a security flaw on the website.

New Zealand-based technology company announces plans to explore the prospect of listing on the New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZX), but will it happen?.

BlackBerry's CEO predicts tablets will wane in 5 years, yet IDC data shows a 142.4% surge in shipments, challenging his view.

BlackBerry has denied rumours that the Z10 is struggling for sales, insisting that returns are actually exceeding sales in the US.

Health firm celebrates 20 years in business this week, hoping to capitalise on an upcoming decade of change to become a multi billion-dollar company.

BlackBerry CEO claims iOS is outdated, touting superior multitasking on new devices as a key to overtake Apple's market dominance.

MasterCard and Visa signal a shift in strategy, moving towards mobile payments and the beginning of the post-card era.

BlackBerry unveils its transformative BB10 and new LTE smartphones in New York, promising a cutting-edge mobile computing experience.

The recently discovered vulnerability has been finally patched by Oracle, but exploitation continues on computers that have not been updated.

Microsoft unveils expansion of its retail stores across America, bolstering its 2012 success with new locations announced.

Nintendo launches TVii for Wii U in North America, promising a unified second-screen experience for TV, cable, and on-demand services.

As 2013 nears, LinkedIn reveals creative and motivated remain top overused buzzwords among its now 187 million global members.