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HP debuts its TouchPad tablet featuring the innovative webOS, aiming to revolutionize the market with unique multitasking and integration capabilities.

As Telecom releases details of its asset split, Paul Reynolds' future with the company after its de-merger remains unclear.

In a lead-up to the anticipated early September release of iPhone 5, AT&T gears up for increased store traffic by fast-tracking staff training.

Apple introduces new MacBook Air and Mac Mini with double performance and Thunderbolt screen alongside OS X Lion launch.

Intergen's Microsoft Dynamics conference goes to Auckland for the first time, with over 150 delegates, top speakers, and insights on ERP and CRM software.

Orewa College in Auckland sparks debate by asking Year 9 parents to buy iPad 2s for enhanced learning, amid concerns over cost.

Tonight at Yoobee Newmarket, adventure lensman Tony Harrington shares how tech reshapes photography, drawing on his globe-trotting exploits.

L.A. Noire's final DLC, Reefer Madness, offers a cheeky nod to 1930s anti-drug films, plunging players into a marijuana ring bust.

Apple celebrates hitting 15 billion App Store downloads, a milestone achieved in just six months, underscoring the platform's unprecedented success.

Apple fans gear up as the release of OS X Lion, along with upgraded MacBook Airs, is strongly tipped for this Thursday.

Smartphones head to space aboard Atlantis for scientific experiments, marking a cosmic leap in tech's universal journey.

Bungie formally bids farewell to the Halo series on Bungie Day, passing the torch to 343 Industries as they embark on multiplatform development.

Nestle Purina PetCare teams up with StayinFront for mobile field support, enhancing field sales with advanced analytics and CRM tools.

Sony have realised that a few old games and a month of PlayStationPlus doesn't actually cover their security faux pas.

Businesses urged to implement disaster recovery plans following natural disasters, highlighting the need for preparedness and the right tools.

Two years after clumsily launching its new XT network, Telecom has announced that its old CDMA network will be shut down on July 31 next year.

Revolutionising disaster recovery: How resellers can offer cost-effective, efficient solutions amid growing data challenges.

Data loss can cripple a business, and quick recovery of data, databases and servers is crucial, says Greg Wyman vice president for Asia Pacific, StorageCraft.

Alcatel-Lucent launches a groundbreaking 400GBps chip, boosting data speeds fourfold and halving power usage, setting a new industry benchmark.

Businesses are raising the stakes on disaster recovery. As cloud and virtualisation grow, resellers face challenges ensuring continuity in chaotic times.