Software company has accumulated an impressive customer list, despite some heavyweight competitors.

More staff are hooking up their own gadgets - such as iPhones and laptops - to networks at their workplace, research shows.

'If the iTunes account hacking part is true, then Apple really needs to step in and fix this,' wrote one.

CreativeTech is an Apple-centric conference concept, and the very first one is taking place in September.

If some highly reliable sources are to be believed, Google is gearing up to take on Facebook with 'Google Me'.

New Zealand has moved up one spot in the world 2010 'digital economy rankings' compiled by the Economist.

Oracle's net income has jumped 25 per cent on strong sales and a bump from the acquisition of Sun Micro.

A planned high-speed fibre link between New Zealand, Australia and the US has been given a boost with the emergence of several high profile investors.

In a move that looks set to delight PC gamers and hard core tinkerers, Intel has launched two new affordable unlocked processors that are built from the ground up to be very overclockable.

'The sky is not falling,' says InternetNZ's Jordan Carter, pointing out exceptional recession performance from the copyright content industry.

The Commerce Commission has formally asked that mobile termination rates be regulated to promote better competition.

Phitek company founder and chief executive Mark Donaldson has lost his job at the helm of the tech company, as shareholders conduct a company-wide review of the business.

A round-up of the latest technology news from around the globe: Big Flash problems, new iPhone, bendy LCDs and bee-killing mobile phones.

A university lecturer has embraced Wikipedia as part of her teaching after initially shunning the online encyclopedia.