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Paul Harris steps up as NZ manager for StorageCraft, aiming to expand its market presence after a successful year in sales and alliances.

Third official chapter in outstanding stealth action series to be set in the American Revolution of the late 18th Century.

BYOD debate heats up as firms weigh cyber risks against productivity, searching for the right security balance to avoid costly pitfalls.

BigPoint confirms a Game of Thrones MMO is underway, aiming to expand the series' global domination into the realms of MMORPGs with Artplant.

Apple celebrates its 25 billionth app download, Where's My Water?, awarding a Chinese user a $10,000 gift card.

Kiwi startup TranscribeMe dazzled at Demo Asia, offering free transcripts of pitches with their innovative app. Launching soon!.

The US Air Force embarks on a digital shift, replacing traditional manuals with iPads in a $9.36m move to modernise and streamline operations.

Apple highlights its role in US job creation to tackle criticisms of its overseas labour practices, claiming it indirectly supports over 500,000 jobs.

Start Up begins a new series looking at different ways you can use technology to get the most from your team while keeping costs down.

Kiwi company's hardware and software to form foundation of payment security solution in multi-million-dollar deal.

Kiwi IT stalwart Datastor evolves into Westcon Group NZ Limited after two decades, aiming to blend global prowess with local expertise.

George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Martin Sheen, Jamie Lee Curtis, John C Reilly – what are they all doing on this California stage?.

Renaissance AGM reveals sale of distribution biz in the works, amidst financial strain and insurance relief. Future hinges on Apple's nod.

The world of partner programmes can be complex and confusing. Amy Christopher, Symantec partner marketing manager, Asia Pacific and Japan, suggests so.

As video communication surges, network health faces new challenges. A SolarWinds survey shows 89% of networks integrate video, pushing admins to adapt rapidly.

McAfee's new guidebook aids non-IT executives in navigating the cyber threat landscape, with all proceeds supporting a war veterans' charity.

Blizzard Entertainment to cut 600 staff, mostly from outside game development; WoW dev team remains unaffected, and Diablo III release stays on track.

Telecom and Vodafone lose nearly 4,000 mobile connections weekly in 2011, as 2degrees gains ground in a competitive NZ market.

All Call of Duty Elite Premium content, including three new maps, to be available on Xbox on 20 March, broadening access for all players.

Nyko Zoom aims to bring Kinect fun to smaller spaces. Though it narrows play area need, accuracy and setup can be tricky.