UPDATED: iPhone 4 limps into town  Today's local launch of the iPhone 4 was a non-starter this morning but the phone is now on sale in some stores and will be available from the Apple online store this evening.  read more....

Blu-ray disc capacities jump to 100GB  Sharp and TDK are soon launching new Blu-ray media that can store up to 100GB of data.  read more....

Microsoft slates IE9 beta for September  Microsoft will ship a beta of Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) in September, a company executive said today.*******  read more....

Amazon's new Kindle ratchets up ereader price battle  Amazon.com's announcement that it will launch a new version of its Kindle ebook reader in late August could further stoke a price battle between major players.  read more....

Amazon's new Kindle ratchets up ereader price battle  Amazon.com's announcement that it will launch a new version of its Kindle ebook reader in late August could further stoke a price battle between major players.  read more....

Apple Releases Safari 5.01  The browser's new "extensions" are varied, numerous, and easy to add.  read more....

Apple Releases Safari 5.01  The browser's new "extensions" are varied, numerous, and easy to add.  read more....

Ranger robot breaks record, walks 23km on single charge  The robot walked for more than 10 hours before collapsing.  read more....

Panasonic Goes 3D With New Camcorder and G-Series Lens  A detachable dual lens for 3D video capture, and a new lens for Micro Four-Thirds cameras will add 3D-shooting capabilities.  read more....

Panasonic Goes 3D With New Camcorder and G-Series Lens  A detachable dual lens for 3D video capture, and a new lens for Micro Four-Thirds cameras will add 3D-shooting capabilities.  read more....

Ruby on Rails 3.0 release candidate arrives  Delayed upgrade to the open source web development framework features Merb influences in areas such as speed and plug-in capabilities.  read more....

NZ drops two places in global web connection speed study  Average connection speeds in New Zealand have dropped slightly since the fourth quarter of 2009, but NZ still outpaces Australia.  read more....

Press F1: Where's the power?  We answer your questions.  read more....

Breathe new life into your laptop's battery  With these tips, you can keep your aging battery working for years (and for hours between charges).  read more....

The art of digital noise  Turn your computer into a recording studio with free software. Spencer Dalziel demonstrates how to use Audacity to record and edit music on your PC.  read more....

Press F1: Where's the power?  We answer your questions.  read more....

The art of digital noise  Turn your computer into a recording studio with free software. Spencer Dalziel demonstrates how to use Audacity to record and edit music on your PC.  read more....

Press F1: Where's the power?  We answer your questions.  read more....

Breathe new life into your laptop's battery  With these tips, you can keep your aging battery working for years (and for hours between charges).  read more....

Breathe new life into your laptop's battery  With these tips, you can keep your aging battery working for years (and for hours between charges).  read more....

Apple refreshes iMac line  The new line, available immediately in New Zealand, features Intel's Core i3, i5 and i7 processors.  read more....

Intel turns to light to transfer data inside PCs  An prototype optical interconnect will help CPU communicate with memory at faster rates than copper wires.  read more....

Nvidia plans to make business meetings 3D  The company's new 3D Vision Pro products are designed for business meetings and presentations.  read more....

Nvidia plans to make business meetings 3D  The company's new 3D Vision Pro products are designed for business meetings and presentations.  read more....

Apple unveils multitouch Magic Trackpad  Apple yesterday unveiled its long-rumoured Magic Trackpad, a multitouch input device for your Mac desktop.  read more....

Apple confirms iPhone 4 refund policy  Apple will refund New Zealand iPhone 4 buyers if they are not satisfied within 30 days of purchase.  read more....

Symantec outlines Norton AntiVirus 2011 and future vision  The rise in Facebook-borne malware has prompted Symantec to implement a Facebook scanner in its latest product, launching next month.  read more....

Symantec outlines Norton AntiVirus 2011 and future vision  The rise in Facebook-borne malware has prompted Symantec to implement a Facebook scanner in its latest product, launching next month.  read more....

HP Mini 210 (Vivienne Tam Edition)  Ultraportable notebook  read more....

HP Mini 210 (Vivienne Tam Edition)  Ultraportable notebook  read more....

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