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Intel announces 48-core powerhouse processor
If you thought that the quad core CPU whirring away under the hood of your new PC put you squarely on the bleeding edge of tech, think again.
$21m fine for Kiwi spam mastermind
A NZ man has been ordered to pay $21.3m for his part in a global spam network said to be one of the largest ever.
New Google search design to be more streamlined, cleaner
Rumours of a new Google design boasting a revamped logo and three-pane search page have proved to be true.
Microsoft's man from Matamata bows out
NZ's highest flying executive, Chris Liddell, talks to the Herald about stepping down as chief financial officer at Microsoft.
Climate rivals blast email thefts
NZ climate scientists have criticised alleged hackers for "stealing" emails at the centre of a worldwide internet storm.
Apple patent points towards ad-supported OS
Apple may be planning to sell its devices on the cheap, provided users sit through compulsory adverts.
Facebook, MySpace users hit by cyber attacks
Facebook and MySpace users are being targeted in a large-scale malware and phishing campaign by cybercriminals.
<i>Adam Gifford</i>: Cloud has silver lining for NZ
New Zealand providers are well placed to take advantage of changes in internet services, says Adam Gifford.
Tracking the technology thieves
If your laptop's been stolen or you've been mugged for your mobile, is there anything you can do to get them back - and catch the culprit?
Windows 7 launches first in NZ
Hundreds descended on events in Auckland and Wellington this morning to mark the world's first launch of Microsoft's Windows 7.