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Google's upcoming TV device, backed by Sony, Intel, and Logitech, poses a threat to Apple TV sales, according to reports.

Apple sues HTC over iPhone tech, hinting at a deeper battle with Google over Android's use of patented innovations.

New Zealand faces a significant IT skills gap due to a lack of certification among employees, a trend that hinders their ability to adapt to software changes.

Apple finally unveils the much-anticipated iPad, blending the gap between smartphones and laptops with its novel media consumption design.

The celebrations continue as Adobe’s overwhelmingly popular graphics-editing software recently marked its milestone 20th birthday on Friday, February 19th.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs claims running Flash on the iPad would reduce the battery life from 10 hours to 1.5 hours.

Today marks the 20th anniversary of Photoshop, with celebrations happening worldwide to commemorate the software's impact on various industries.

Adobe plugs crucial gaps in Acrobat and Reader, safeguarding your PC from hackers. Update now to avoid remote control exploits.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs slams Google and Adobe, calling Flash “buggy” and accusing Google of wanting to “kill the iPhone”.

Here is a brilliant Web site that allows you to check, quickly and easily, the luggage limits for whatever airline you’re flying on.

Users of the Microsoft Outlook email program are being warned about the rapid spread of malware specifically targeted at users of that program.

Adobe has issued updates for its Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat tools, which are widely used for reading and sharing PDF files.

Dive into the easy world of online gaming with our Beginner’s Guide to Flash Games - no downloads, just instant play!.

2009 was a year when spam, malware and other Web-based threats reached record levels, according to the third-quarter report from security vendor McAfee.

Another security vulnerability has been found in Adobe products – this time affecting Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat.

Botnets were the leading online security problem for 2009, and they’ll be smarter next year, to make it harder to take them down.

Microsoft and Adobe roll out critical security updates, fixing vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to remotely control users' devices.

NZ's IT pioneer, Brian Eardley-Wilmot, reflects on a career that began with Apple distributon and now champions data recovery.

Webby Awards list iPhone, social media, and YouTube among the 2000s top Internet moments, highlighting a decade of digital revolution.

Growing signs of a “cyber cold war” as cyber attacks become politically motivated instead of financially motivated, says security firm McAfee.