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New Zealanders can now access their favourite social networking sites from anywhere in the country, thanks to extended 3G coverage.

Microsoft's new operating system, Windows 7, will be released on October 22nd, offering new opportunities for partners.

Acronis sees 40% growth in New Zealand and launches an up-skilling training programme for resellers, with courses starting in July for NZD $189.

Cloud computing is changing the way businesses operate, and IT professionals need to adapt. The cloud is here and it's time to understand it.

Internships for computer technology students could help alleviate the skills shortage in the industry, says NZICT CEO Brett O'Riley.

Co-ordinated effort needed to protect multi-enterprise applications from cybercrime and data loss, risking $US1 trillion.

NetApp nods to inclusion: This year's partner program revamp sees minor but meaningful changes, focusing on local engagement and a more inclusive approach.

The government looks to overhaul the broken ICT procurement process, aiming for transparency, efficiency, and wider industry involvement amidst rising costs.

Twitter is the latest trend in online communication, with even major corporations joining in. Read on for tips on how to use it for your business.

NZICT Group celebrates successful first year with new board elected at AGM, focusing on collaboration and common industry goals.

IT reseller Acquire has grown into a multi-million dollar eCommerce business with over 20,000 customers. Director, Simon Scott, discusses its success.

New Nike shoe sensor connects to iPhone for tracking runs or syncing with gym equipment. Designed for fitness freaks, priced at $39.

In today's challenging economy, effective communication with customers is key; active listening and maintaining a positive outlook can make all the difference.

WHAT are the best deals for mobile users today? Connectme compares the plans on offer from telecom, vodafone, telstraclear, black + White and Compass.

In NZ's mobile market war, intense competition promises major benefits for consumers, as companies fight for a $1.98bn spend.

The New Zealand government has pledged $1.5 billion to build a fibre-optic network, reaching 75% of the population in ten years.

Vodafone and Telecom settle out of court, delaying the launch of Telecom's 3G network after a high-stakes legal battle over network interference.

New Zealand is considering separating its telecommunications market to stimulate competition and improve infrastructure.

Telecom's XT Network offers simplified roaming pricing, but there is little difference in cost compared to Vodafone.

ASB and AA bemoan high mobile costs, blaming steep mobile termination rates for pricey 0800 and SMS services, impacting customer access.