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SnapperNet broadens its portfolio by adding German video surveillance giant Mobotix, promising to revolutionize security with decentralised tech.

Amazon makes a stealthy move, buying voice tech start-up Yap, potentially setting the stage to challenge Apple's Siri.

Virtualisation in NZ set to leap from test phase to wide adoption, promising big opportunities for tech industry, says IDC analyst.

You may not be a sales guru, but with a little planning you can make sure your company gets the attention it deserves.

Adobe announces 750 job cuts in a £71 million restructuring, shifting focus to digital media and marketing amid falling shares.

Oregon trials iPad voting to boost accessibility, aiming at larger future elections. This move could revolutionise casting ballots in the US.

InternetNZ urges delay in 700MHz band decisions to align NZ with international tech direction, advocating for future-proof strategy.

GeoTrust launches cloud-based service to combat hidden malware, aiming to safeguard websites and reassure users on security.

To win over young talent, businesses must enhance tech flexibility, allowing more choice in devices, social media, and remote work, says Cisco's study.

HP to decide the fate of webOS, potentially selling it off after acquiring it with Palm in 2010. CEO Meg Whitman vows to make a careful choice.

Turning your office green doesn't need to be a chore. Follow simple steps, switch to energy-efficient gadgets and recycle for substantial savings.

Sony's PlayStation Vita garners tepid interest ahead of its Feb 23 launch, with a market seemingly shifting away from portable gaming devices.

Rakuten Inc to acquire Toronto's Kobo for $315m, broadening global eBook reach and diversifying into new markets.

MHA Cloud Computing unveils LyncPOP, bridging Microsoft's Dynamics CRM and Lync for seamless client communication.

FileMaker spreads festive cheer with a buy-one-give-one offer on FileMaker Pro 11, aiming to boost organisation for businesses and charities.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 hits the shelves, forecasting to shatter industry records with unprecedented pre-sales, outdoing Black Ops' $650m debut.

Bethesda Game Studios’ Todd Howard has told Wired that any DLC releases will be bigger and more substantial than the quick cash cows offered by some studios.

Attracted by New Zealand's pro-business policies, Capgemini returns after nine years, set to hire up to 40 in Auckland and Wellington, says ANZ CEO Thorley.

CA Technologies pledges ongoing support in NZ, seeks to swiftly replace its departing channel account director to maintain local presence.

Telecom reveals iPhone 4S deals: Free with $120/month contract. Sale starts Friday at select NZ locations, challenging Vodafone's upcoming offer.