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Discover the top 5 Windows utilities ranging from backup solutions to speed boosts, each designed to enhance your PC's performance.

The winner of the 'Be The Voice of New Zealand' competition has been unveiled after a month-long search.

We don’t like cyber crime, but we feel powerless to do anything about it, so generally we don’t report it. And some of the things we do online are probably illegal too, but we feel as though we can get away with it.

Skype is now available for Android smartphones, running version 2.1 or above, allowing users to make free Skype-to-Skype calls.

Microsoft's Internet Explorer 9 beta has been downloaded by over 2 million people in just two days, according to the company.

Microsoft has uploaded the best of Tech.Ed online for those who missed out or just want to watch again.

New website launched to recruit fresh resellers to the company's sales channel.

You may not read much about it in the press, but it seems as if more and more people are doing it all the time. Just what is the deal with torrent sharing? Why do people do it? And is it legal?.

A software glitch involving a leading computer security firm has given malware authors a new way to distribute their product.

Spammers are targeting Google Chrome users this week,<br />infecting their systems with malware through a fake browser extension.

Microsoft has said that Office 2010 has reached the release-to-manufacturing (RTM) milestone and given specific dates for when partners can download the software.

Telecom is extending its free mobile TV offering for two months to enable an influx of new customers to sample the offering.

The TiVo media device is now on sale through Telecom retail outlets.

FrontRange Solutions is advising those planning to switch to Windows 7 to plan thoroughly in order to avoid unnecessary delays and costs.

Google Wave, the online communication and collaboration tool, has become a target for scammers.

Whether you’re shopping for a new handset, want to download the latest application to your mobile, or just want to make sense of all the changes in the telco space – ConnectMe is for You.

A New Zealand-based Internet TV service is now up and running.

Known as Microsoft Security Essentials, the service launches tomorrow and is built on the same core security technology found in its security solutions for business.