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Police in the market for cutting-edge tech to track police vehicles, aiming for enhanced real-time control and security measures.

With the new iPhone 4S landing here on Friday, one rumour suggests its flagship app may receive a more general release.

A new survey reveals that 80% of Kiwis would stop dealing with an organisation after a data breach, viewing it as a ‘fundamental breach of trust’.

Firefox 8 debuting today with Twitter search integration and enhanced security, marking Mozilla's latest swift update.

Xero invites developers to aid in crafting tools for a smoother switch from rivals like QuickBooks to their cloud-based system.

Batman: Arkham City's Nightwing DLC pack adds the dynamic Dick Grayson to challenge maps, enriching gameplay with acrobatic combat.

Huawei wins bid to provide Fibre to the Home technology for WEL Networks' Ultra Fast Broadband project in NZ's central North Island.

Businesses struggle with outdated reporting, but GlobalBizpro offers modern solutions for real-time insights at the Thrive International conference.

Extreme Networks lauded for innovation, reclaiming its position as a thought leader in data center solutions, says regional boss.

‘It’s a hard market to enter, but we always run the business assuming someone’s going to do it tomorrow’: COO.

Kiwi iPhone enthusiasts gear up as the iPhone 4S hits NZ stores on Nov 11, with pre-orders from Nov 4. Prices start at $1049 for the 16GB model.

From living room dances to medical marvels, the Kinect transcends gaming, sparking innovation in fields from healthcare to mining.

Quest Software predicts SaaS growth, challenges to VMware's market dominance, and increased monitoring of social networking in 2012.

Crimson Alliance dazzles Xbox Live with a modern take on classic hack and slash fantasy, offering vibrant co-op action and embracing freemium allure.

Despite the tech industry's cooler image, the gender gap remains. Where are the Kiwi women leading in IT? Let’s spotlight our homegrown heroines.

New Zealanders are questioning the benefits of fibre broadband, says Orcon CEO Scott Bartlett. Business leaders need to provide answers.

Web Drive becomes the first New Zealand company accredited by ICANN, promising significant savings and enhanced local support for resellers and customers.

Clear Mobitel explains why it believes New Zealand could sustain another network operator, but its plans seem far-fetched.

Julian Assange loses his extradition battle in the British High Court, edging closer to facing sexual assault charges in Sweden.

Oxygen launches SAP Business All-In-One in New Zealand, promising easier SAP software implementation for local businesses with pre-configured systems.