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Less than 24 hours after the iPhone 5S went on sale across nine countries, Apple had sold out its entire September stock, leading to on street fighting….

Apple unveils new budget iPhone 5C, available in colourful options and starting at $99. Pre-orders begin September 13th.

Apple has unveiled the iPhone 5S, described as the most forward-thinking iPhone yet, with new features including a fingerprint sensor and A7 chip.

Company hits 200,000 customers, closes new channel deals and appoints three new executives - one of which was previous Microsoft New Zealand CTO.

Customers can now add 2talk broadband to voice plans by ordering through 2talk live, with broadband now available as ADSL, VDSL, UFB (Auckland only) or HSNS.

GeoOp targets £8m ahead of NZX debut, seeking to revolutionize job management tech globally, with current operation in 13 countries.

NZ's government surpasses broadband rollout targets, providing 300,000 Kiwis access to ultra-fast internet services.

Twitter introduces Report Abuse button amid rising concerns over violent threats, aiming to enhance user safety and accountability.

If we had more companies respond to breaches in this way, we (technology, privacy, security and cyber threats) would be much better off as an industry.

Social media giant is due to report its Q2 results today with eyes fixed on advertising revenue. But would you pay for an ads-free experience each month?.

PM Cameron urges ISPs to block online porn by default to protect children, claiming the internet's freedom has neglected child safety.

Scientists at the University of Southampton have demonstrated 5D digital data storage, promising data capacity of 360 TB/disc and virtually unlimited lifespan.

Clinton Mottram appointed general manager for performance management and business intelligence provider, CAMMS.

Let's face it. No one wants to make costly technology mistakes. Or look like they don't know what they are doing.

New study suggests owning an iPhone could signal wealth, while Android users might be less affluent. Is your phone choice revealing your salary?.

Sleepy bank clerk accidentally makes a payment of 22 million euros, highlighting the need to log out of online services.

Kim Dotcom expresses concerns over government surveillance and supports Edward Snowden in his latest column for The Guardian.

As rumours surface that Edward Snowden may seek refuge in New Zealand, Prime Minister John Key insists the US govt whistleblower is not welcome.

Whistleblower Edward Snowden denies he is hiding and says the focus should be on US government and tech companies.

Unity4 is set to create 150 jobs in NZ, introducing its innovative work-from-home model amid its expansion into the market.