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BioWare announces The Exiled Prince for Dragon Age II, a digital pack available free with early orders ahead of March 10th launch.

Simms International to release Motion's new CL900 tablet in NZ, boasting connectivity, rugged design and Intel's 'Oak Trail' Atom processor.

Taiwan, New Zealand and South Africa were the countries most heavily hit with malware in 2010, according to a report.

Gartner report identifies Riverbed as leader in WAN optimization market, capturing 43.1% market share in 3Q10.

Riverbed Technology has been positioned as a leader in the 2010 Magic Quadrant for WAN Optimisation Controllers by Gartner.

The New Zealand operation says it has rigorous security policies and procedures in place following Australian breach.

Tomb Raider Trilogy set to release in New Zealand on March 24th for PS3, featuring HD remasters of classic titles at $69.99.

Pip Marlow, a Kiwi, steps up as the new MD of Microsoft Australia, bringing years of experience and vision for a cloud-centric future.

At CES in Las Vegas, Google unveiled a sneak peek of Android 3.0 Honeycomb, designed for tablets with a new virtual, holographic interface.

Apple's Mac App Store hits over 1m downloads on its debut, amid excitement and a reported DRM hack, says CEO Steve Jobs.

Version 5.1 for Windows PCs now offers group video calls between three to ten people for a monthly subscription.

Christchurch-based Swiftpoint has clinched a CES Innovations Award for their Swiftpoint Mouse, celebrated for its unique pen/pincer grip design.

But denies that customers' personal details were ever publicly available on the internet - NZ customers said to be safe.

EA teams up with Valve to distribute the highly anticipated Portal 2, launching April 21st across PS3, 360, PC, and Mac platforms.

Silver Peak has been named a Visionary in Gartner's 2010 Magic Quadrant for WAN Optimisation Controllers, recognising its innovative approach in the field.

The printer market is changing as digital technology advances, with new products aimed at reducing wait times and increasing productivity.

TechDay's 2010 Top Ten reveals Kiwis' love for Apple, enduring use of Windows XP, and local internet innovation excitement.

Symantec’s 2011 survey shows a lack of disaster preparedness among SMBs, risking costly downtime and customer loss. Half of global SMBs lack a disaster plan.

Many entrepreneurs fail to navigate their business without a clear plan—akin to being lost in a new city without a map or GPS.

Gov plans review of 111 call service to secure its future, addressing tech changes and ensuring clear accountability. Public draft expected by June.