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Apple to debut OSX Lion and more at WWDC, with Steve Jobs leading the charge. New versions for iPhone, iPad, and iCloud also expected.

This wireless security camera was initially pitched at rural and business users, but its application in the consumer space cannot be ignored.

Here’s one of the more interesting devices that we’ve ever been sent for review: a remote-controlled quadricopter that you can pilot using your iPhone or iPad.

One of the hassles of owning a digital camera is the constant need to back your snaps up to your computer hard drive.

Pacific Fibre's founding member and CTO, John Humphrey, set to depart after sealing REANNZ deal, leaving a strengthened team behind.

CCiNZ, in partnership with CRM Consulting, recently hosted an event on Business Continuity and Disaster recovery planning.

Open and interoperable solutions are enabling smarter conversations, says Michael Chetner, Australia and New Zealand Managing Director for Polycom.

Facing a digital revolution, experts predict video will dominate 90% of internet traffic by 2024, transforming global business communication.

Dougal Watt, CTO for IBM New Zealand, shares his vision of which five sustainable innovations will change our lives in the next five years.

As energy demands soar, data centres must evolve. Companies are embracing server consolidation, airflow optimisation, and economisers to cut costs and go green.

There are plenty of green benefits from Cloud computing, says Alison Rowe, Global Executive Director Sustainability, Fujitsu Australia and New Zealand.

Sustainability in IT: A balancing act of risks and rewards as firms navigate green technology's evolving landscape.

How can a CIO be sure his organisation is protected and that IT service expectations will be met? Jess Meyer investigates.

The long wait is over. We’ve finally had the announcement on who will build and manage the bulk of the Government’s Ultra-fast Broadband network.

Sony confirms PSN's full restoration in the Americas, Europe, Asia, and NZ by week's end after a month-long security breach saga.

NetGuide readers could win six months of FREE Fatso DVDs worth $175. Sign up for a trial and add movies to your queue to enter. Ends 8 June.

Maxnet has said it will make all backup traffic free, so any backups and restores will not count towards data caps.

Massey University's ecentreSprint seeks new applicants for its August intake, offering entrepreneurs a 12-week programme to refine and validate business ideas.

CA Technologies and Digicor unveil Cloud in a Box, transforming businesses with cloud services setup in just 4 hours.

Credit ratings organisation Fitch is the second such organisation to downgrade Telecom in light of Chorus split announcement.