Apple's quarterly earnings call happened yesterday, and the results were pretty amazing (even for a company like Apple).
Tauranga's Delta Technology unveils MOTHER, an AI-level monitoring system transforming IT management with unmatched global capabilities.
Against all odds, Windows Phone shines at CES 2012, outpacing rivals with an expansive ecosystem and user-friendly appeal.
NZ's leading meat exporter, Silver Fern Farms, taps Microsoft BI to innovate from 'Plate to Pasture', streamlining strategic insights.
New Apple software, iBooks Author, for creating interactive textbooks faces licensing woes, while insights on why Apple manufactures in China emerge.
Despite grappling with supply chain issues, Intel stunned investors with quarterly revenue of USD $13.9 billion, surpassing its revised forecast.
Bioware's Star Wars: The Old Republic is set to captivate gamers with its rich storytelling, vast customisation options, and immersive MMO mechanics.
Swedish devs set to battle gamers in a record-breaking 1000-player FPS match, aiming to test new boundary-pushing technology.
The past week or so has been a huge week in terms of Apple product birthdays and anniversaries, and this week seems to be no exception.
Reddit plans a 12-hour blackout to protest against the US's SOPA, aiming to make a significant statement in the fight for internet freedom.
Fantastic long-form reading from Wired, who go in-depth about Dropbox and how it squares off with Apple's own iCloud.
Discover the internet's best-kept secrets: from mastering screen shots, essential keyboard shortcuts, to eco-friendly travel planning.
Doug Casement, new manager at Renaissance Distribution, pledges major changes and 'baby cloud' offerings for 2012, signalling a strategic revamp.
New Zealand tech firm Author-it launches software as a service tool, Author-it Cloud, following two years of development.
The DCS-930L camera retails for $149, and the DCS-932L, which has built-in LEDs and a low-lux image sensor for night-time recording, will sell for $199.
Everyone knows the reasons for effective data backup, but sometimes we still don't do it until we hear one horror story that resonates in some way.
SonicWall's Mobile Connect app debuts on Apple's App Store, offering robust security for remote work via iPhones and iPads.
In addition to ease of access, cloud services also provide peace of mind knowing that your data will be safe even if your computer crashes.
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Microsoft issues temporary fix for destructive Duqu virus, which could affect users of Windows XP, Vista, 7, and Server 2008.
