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Apple distances itself from a hacker group's claim of stealing 12m device identification numbers from an FBI laptop.
Zendesk launches a new mobile customer portal, enabling more than 20,000 businesses to offer improved self-support anytime.
Microsoft SharePoint 2013 promises enhanced social, search, and productivity features, set to revolutionise enterprise collaboration.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is at the centre of asylum uncertainty after conflicting reports over his proposed move to Ecuador.
Hackers use Olympics as a weapon for online fraud, with fake YouTube websites helping spammers take advantage.
Kordia launches cloud-based web security solution in partnership with Blue Coat Systems, offering real-time protection from online threats.
Labelled as ideal for businesses with 50 to 500 employees, WatchGuard announces change for the unified threat management industry.
Microsoft has announced changes to its free online email service to try and claw back ground on Google's Gmail alternative.
TV coverage issues has led to calls for lessened twitter and texting activities during the Olympics as data networks become overloaded.
Branded as making the Mac, iPad and iPhone work even better together, Apple's new upgrade is available to download.
Colorado tragedy reignites the video game violence debate after a cinema shooting during The Dark Knight Rises premiere.
Marissa Mayer takes over as Yahoo CEO while revealing she's 6 months pregnant, showcasing the board's modern approach to leadership.
Unlock the world of virtual pinboards with Pinterest, a place to organise and share web discoveries from recipes to home décor.
We are currently witnessing exciting changes in the world of marketing allowing us to reach new audiences in increasingly more personal spaces.
Social media revolutionises marketing by fostering personal connections, making it a crucial tool for brands to engage and build relationships.
Megaupload founder says sorry for two rape jokes in a week, after criticisms over his sense of humour trigger a response.
Kim Dotcom teases Major Megaupload comeback, promising a bigger, better, faster platform in a flurry of tweets amid legal battles.
Kim Dotcom humorously tweets about a car crash en route to Auckland High Court, quips about switching vehicles for his appeal.
Google acquires Kiwi social media firm Wildfire for USD $250m (NZD $310m); co-founder Victoria Ransom joins Google to enhance their digital media marketing.
Twitter crashes yet again on the eve of the London 2012 Olympics, sparking concerns over its ability to handle the games' traffic.
