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NetherRealm Studios wanted to include an Xbox-360-exclusive character in the new Mortal Kombat reboot, but circumstances prevented it.

Telecom slugged with a record £12m fine by Auckland High Court for anti-competitive 'price squeezing' tactics in a landmark case.

Activision unveils video for 'Escalation', the new Call of Duty: Black Ops map pack, launching first on Xbox 360 May 3rd.

Telecom fined $12m for price squeezing, highlighting need for regulation on ultrafast broadband network, says TelstraClear CEO.

The year's biggest fighting title is just around the corner, but our final and considered verdict is right here, right now.

Veeam Software partners with NewLease to distribute licenses in Australia and New Zealand, enhancing virtual infrastructure management for service providers.

In-depth review: Tritton AX Pro excels in sound quality and build but falls short with its cumbersome setup and dated features.

Rather than innovate Samsung copied Apple's technology, user interface and style, says a complaint made by Apple.

WatchGuard partners with Mitel to offer enhanced VoIP and data security for businesses, promising top-notch firewall protection.

Before signing a business deal should you trawl the internet for a template or see a lawyer and risk a bill for $1000s?.

New forums launch to help users get the most out of their Macs, iPods, iPhones, iPads (without having to call Apple).

Grab your TechEd 2011 tickets starting May 2nd! Prices remain unchanged, with limited Earlybird offers. Join NZ's premier IT event, Aug 24-26 in Auckland.

Distribution Central's Unity Systems has signed up AdvaTel's InTouch solution for the New Zealand reseller channel.

MOTAT's 'Game Changer' exhibit, showcasing the evolution of games, offers a hands-on journey from past to present until May 1st.

In a first for Game Console, our resident mobile-gaming guru Hamish Bode reviews an iPhone game from Kiwi developer Little Geek.

Telecom offers Crown Fibre a bid for its broadband initiative, restructures and plans to create a new company, Chorus.

BlackBerry becomes the official mobile sponsor for Rugby World Cup 2011, promising innovative tech and apps for fans and officials alike.

Oracle has announced it will shift OpenOffice.org to a community-led project, ceasing its commercial version to foster open standards.

2degrees cements 'all you can eat' mobile plan, a game-changer for NZ users with unlimited calls, texts, and data, at $149.

The Icehouse celebrates a decade of nurturing Kiwi entrepreneurship and innovation at Auckland's Pullman hotel, highlighted by influential guest speakers.