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The White House condemns the leak of over 90,000 US military documents by Wikileaks, but President Obama uses it to advocate for a change in Afghan war tactics.

Kiwi beer fans rejoice! www.realbeer.co.nz offers a treasure trove of news, advice, and community for New Zealand’s dedicated beer enthusiasts.

Tech wisdom for seniors: Embrace experimentation, seek peer mentors, and integrate digital skills in daily life for indispensable connections.

Continuous advancements in technology make 'previous research' in genealogy an ever-ongoing process, offering fresh data at every moment.

Symantec warns that anti-virus software alone can't combat new online threats, stressing the need for multi-layered security in the digital age.

Google is discontinuing its real-time communication app, Google Wave, due to low user adoption despite initial enthusiasm from developers.

NetSafe launches The ORB, a new online reporting tool for New Zealanders to report cyber offences such as spam, fraud, and child exploitation easily.

Google's Gmail launches 'Priority Inbox', a new feature that auto-sorts emails into three categories, aiming to tackle the issue of email overload.

Dell's Vostro V13 netbook surprises with its slim design, robust performance, and lengthy battery life, proving a solid choice for mobile workers.

Chances are that you’ve seen at least a few PowerPoint presentations that haven’t quite gone to plan, be it hardware error or human.

The Logitech Speaker System Z313 is designed to provide high quality audio to devices that are otherwise not equipped to deliver it themselves.

Dell's Inspiron 15R receives a stylish redesign and performance boost with an Intel Core i5 chip and 4GB RAM, but suffers from poor battery life.

TechnologyOne appoints Jennifer Johnson as Solutions Manager and celebrates a trio of accolades, including CEO Adrian Di Marco's top Australian ICT award.

Business continuity plans derived from the business are always more accurate than assumptions made by the CIOs.

NZ businesses embrace tech to protect critical paper documents, ensuring legality and easy access amidst disasters.

Auckland Council candidate Rob Thomas unveils a Bluetooth billboard on Ponsonby Road, aiming to engage voters with interactive campaign messages.

If you outsource your operations to an area that is subsequently affected by any of these, you need to have a continuity plan.

Cloud solutions offer flexibility and cost savings for business continuity, but aren't a one-size-fits-all fix. CIOs still juggle risk and budget.

Cloud services are transforming disaster recovery. To build a robust back-up plan, consider network bandwidth and seeding backups, plus offsite storage.

Telecom New Zealand has been ranked last in the nation's Corporate Reputation Index, with repeated XT network failures cited for the dismal result.