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Kim Dotcom's extradition delayed yet again as Supreme Court wrangles continue, with a decision possibly pushed to April 2014.

Samsung loses $12bn stock as Galaxy S4 sales fall short; shares down 6.2% and 2014 earnings predictions lowered by 9%.

Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference is officially underway in San Francisco, but in typical media fashion, an early preview of iOS7 has been leaked.

Before CEO Tim Cook kickstarted the WWDC 2013, Apple insists it will not be rushed in its quest for perfection.

Apple's WWDC goes live from San Francisco, featuring anticipated iRadio and iOS 7 unveils. Catch the action via Apple's streaming services.

Digital spending fully offset the declines in physical format spend during the first quarter, according to recent research.

Professional social networking site adds two-factor authentication - designed to avoid past security breaches.

Company takes out the Wireless Network Infrastructure Innovation category for delivering broadband internet to isolated Pacific communities.

Big data will grow past its hype towards 2016 to become 'just data' once the technologies mature, and organisations learn how to deal with it.

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

Lenovo launches its first US PC manufacturing line in North Carolina, creating 115 new jobs and challenging the trend of overseas electronics production.

Industry prepares for WWDC keynote as quiet Apple gets set to throw its first product party since last October.

Dell launches new flash storage solution to enhance IT performance, aid data insights, and cut costs, catering to the surging big data technology market.

Microsoft, Google, Apple, Facebook, Yahoo and other US companies deny assisting US officials in collecting customer private data since 2007.

Microsoft to end Windows XP support on 8 April 2014, heralding significant security risks for businesses clinging to the old OS.

EMC's New Zealand country manager believes the company needs to work closely with partners to stay relevant in the channel.

New Zealand women are jeopardising their online security following instant thrills such as intimate lingerie and adult toys.

Eight years of research on data breach costs has shown employee behaviour to be one of the most pressing issues facing organisations today.

New Zealand ISP Voyager Internet has slashed the price of its VDSL service, making it a more attractive option for businesses.

Google Glass banned from American casinos due to fears of cheating & undermining public confidence in gaming integrity.