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Game designer Peter Molyneux reveals new details about his upcoming Kinect-driven game, Milo and Kate, at TEDGlobal 2010 in Oxford, England.

OneNet unveils a budget-friendly online server backup, offering 75GB storage for USD $125/month, enhancing revenue potential for partners.

US watchdog warns against iPhone 4 purchase over signal woes, suggesting the 3G S as a reliable alternative. Apple's stocks drop 4%.

PC Battlefield: Bad Company 2 gamers will soon be able to join in on the co-operative fun that their console-gaming counterparts have been enjoying for weeks.

2degrees, amid record growth, seeks partners for new accredited dealerships in major NZ cities, offering a unique business opportunity.

If you were wowed enough by this game's E3 showing into planning on picking it up for Christmas, well,... we hate to be the bearers of bad news...

M86 Security strengthens its Microsoft bond, renewing Gold Certified Partner status with a focus on Exchange, Forefront, and cloud services.

Sitecore unveils Sitecore CMS 6.3 at the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference, enabling global cloud-based website deployment and improved CMS ROI.

Microsoft teams up with top hardware makers to challenge iPad with a suite of versatile Windows 7 tablets, says CEO Steve Ballmer.

A batch of new tracks and guest producers have just been unveiled for Hip Hop's answer to SingStar, Def Jam Rapstar.

Renaissance gears up to re-brand MagnumMac as 'Yoobee', eyeing a transformation likened to Virgin's ethos, amidst profit growth.

Rockstar Games announces a slew of DLCs for Red Dead Redemption, keeping the Wild West adventure alive with new content and surprises.

Telecom has settled with the Commerce Commission for USD $1.6 million after complaints from Vodafone and Orcon about anti-competitive behaviour.

IDC forecasts a 65% surge in Asia Pacific tablet shipments by 2014, amid rising competition and the advent of 4G networks.

Gen-i secures transformative IT deal with Dept of Corrections, promising cloud computing, video conferencing and enhanced security solutions.

VMware to launch a groundbreaking 'Virtualisation Series' in New Zealand, focusing on the burgeoning trends of virtualisation and cloud computing.

After its 2009 departure, 2degrees rejoins the TCF, marking a unified front among NZ's major telecommunications players.

Ridley Scott has made an open call to all budding directors to contribute to his new YouTube project, 'Life in a Day'.

Microsoft confirms Kinect's ability to track seated players, dispelling myths that users must stand, and highlights future seated applications.

Renaissance unveils Apple courses in Auckland, enhancing user expertise with events also planned for Wellington and Christchurch.