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D-Link launches innovative NAS drive in NZ with seamless cloud integration via 'mydlink', making file access easy from anywhere.

Prime Minister and Opposition leader in fiery exchange as both stand their ground over the ongoing Kim Dotcom saga.

French telecom equipment maker will reduce it's Indian workforce by 1,000 people as the global economy takes its toll.

New Zealand climbs to 17th in ICT Development Index, surpassing Australia, but faces high costs in fixed telephony and broadband services.

Media reports suggest tech giant will release four product versions including memory, colour and network options.

Fifth Quadrant and Great Outcomes alliance aims to reshape service strategy across ANZ, leveraging their joint expertise and certifications.

As the world watched Felix Baumgartner's 24-mile skydive from the stratosphere on Sunday, the world shared their feelings through social media.

NetApp and Distribution Central ink exclusive NZ deal, launching with fanfare at partner events across Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington.

Nearly half of New Zealand's population is on Facebook, with over two million Kiwis using the social networking site.

Microsoft set to introduce Office apps for iOS and Android in March 2013, amid mixed messages and confusion over official announcements.

Outsourcing is probably one of the most debated topics within the software industry, read here for the pros and cons.

Auckland's Lancom is transforming IT support with DeskDirector, a new app that streamlines issue resolution and boosts efficiency for medium-sized businesses.

Mobile printing solutions are finally catching up with the mobility movement, helping to drive business productivity.

Mozilla hauls its latest Firefox off the net over a security hole, urging users to revert to an older version pending a fix.

Westcon doubles Auckland office space in move to foster growth and cater to future business needs, without increasing its staff count.

Google’s new ad policy bans a multi-national legal firm from promoting their services, suggesting people don’t need legal counsel, sparking industry debate.

Samsung unveils the Galaxy S III mini in Germany, aiming to compete with Apple's iPhone 5 with a compact 4-inch screen and Android 4.1.

Opposition questions the Prime Minister over alleged audio-visual recording of his previously denied Dotcom meeting with government agency in February.

Amazon's newest Kindle launch may burn cash rather than books, aiming for profits post-purchase in tough tech terrain.

SMB’s printing needs have changed, says Anthony Toope, Fuji Xerox Printers Australia and New Zealand marketing manager.