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Apple may face antitrust probe over Flash scrap
US officials plan to check whether Apple is violating antitrust rules by requiring software developers to use Apple programming tools to create applications for the iPhone and iPad.
Apple, the forbidden fruit and the padlocked door
Flash died on the morning of 29 April, 2010. Steve Jobs killed it. And while we may not mourn its passing, we ought to be wary of its killer.
Steve Jobs: Flash is 'unfit for iPhone'
Flash is no longer necessary to watch video or consume any kind of web content, says Apple CEO Steve Jobs
Switching over? Apple OS has hidden depths
Advancement seems to have taken over from simplicity leading to a certain amount of bewilderment – especially for new users.
Canadian company buys NZ tech firm
NZ-based touch screen technology manufacturer Next Window has been bought by a multibillion-dollar Canadian company.
Microsoft investigates child labour claims at Chinese supplier
A report claims 14 and 15-year-olds were employed at a Chinese supplier, working shifts from 7.45am until 10.55pm - for 52 cents an hour.
iPad buyers told to wait even longer
More information on the iPad's arrival in New Zealand should be known within the next two weeks, says a local distributor of Apple products.
DHB explains giant conficker virus fail
Anti-virus software failure led to 3000 machines being forced to shut down.