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Microsoft, Google, Apple, Facebook, Yahoo and other US companies deny assisting US officials in collecting customer private data since 2007.

Enterprises grapple with BYOD concerns as MobileIron pioneers comprehensive mobile data security solutions, promising privacy and flexibility.

Google has banned a porn app for its Google Glass just days after its release, following new policies regarding adult content.

Kroll Ontrack highlights top IT blunders leading to serious data loss, stressing the vital need for adherence to best practices.

EA announces the end of the online pass, enabling free access to their games' online features, much to the delight of gamers everywhere.

Electronics giant introduces compact version of company's bestselling smartphone, yet no signs of Kiwi pricing and availability.

The rapid surge in data storage demands has spotlighted ExaGrid, a pioneer in efficient backup solutions using innovative deduplication and compression.

Ron Halls resigns as Renaissance Director and Acting CEO for personal reasons, leaving on May 31. Board praises his impactful service.

Microsoft unveils Windows 8.1, emphasizing it is an update, not replacement, to Windows 8. Available as a free update later this year.

Microsoft reveals many workers defy company policy, willing to pay for work social tools they say boost productivity and teamwork.

As more Kiwis shop online, it is important that consumers are security conscious when paying for goods and services.

Microsoft aims to redefine second-hand gaming for Xbox, hinting at a future where digital trades could revive the fading market.

Renaissance Corporation has today announced a surprise financial result for the six months until 31st March 2013.

Xero and Vend came out the big winners with two awards each at the NZ Hi-Tech Awards 2013 Gala Dinner in Auckland.

PB Tech marks 20 years with a bang: 'Everything is Discounted' sale offers 12hrs of crazy deals. Early birds to benefit from 8am Friday.

Customers are downloading over 800 apps per second at a rate of over two billion apps per month according to the Cupertino giant.

The online point of sale software company raises new capital, with half of the funds committed from new investors across the region.

As the availability of Ultra-Fast Broadband services increases, how will consumers be able to compare different telecommunications service providers and plans?.

Google has announced it will triple its free storage to 15GB, combining the capacity across Google+, Drive, and Gmail, ahead of its I/O conference.

Ruckus Wireless selected by Telecom NZ to transform conventional payphones into ultra fast, outdoor Wi-Fi hotspots in locations across the country.