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Revolution in the digital age: The fall of two despots marks a new chapter in Arab world uprisings, powered by social media's might.

Chrome's versatile extensions turn web browsing into a tailored experience, from seamless emailing to distraction-free writing tools, for optimal productivity.

Sony teams with Android for its latest PSP move, launching PlayStation Suite for games across Android devices, aiming to capture the mobile gaming market.

From weather forecasts to photo editing, ConnectMe unveils apps that seamlessly blend into our everyday lives, proving indispensably useful.

Cyber-safety expert Lloyd Borrett answers 7 pressing security questions, offering insights on threats, social media risks, and password strategies.

Whether you are new to computers, or are a seasoned user – now is a good time to review your security knowledge and practices.

Oh, the irony! Malware writers are now protecting their product from being pirated, according to security software provider Symantec.

The lure of 'adult' content online continues to prove too strong for many people, despite the fact that a lot of these sites host malware.

According to internet security company Sophos, social networking sites have seen a dramatic increase in spam and fishing attacks over the last year.

In the midst of a game of musical chairs in the Google boardroom, the internet giant has turned its focus to mobile for 2011 and beyond.

Vodafone has apologised after a Facebooker learned that the company had used her image – and name – in a recent promotion without her consent.

Pope Benedict XVI endorses the internet, urging Catholics to communicate online with honesty, respect, and integrity. Mass caution against divisive rhetoric.

Facebook's new 'Sponsored Stories' feature turns your likes and check-ins into ads, spamming your friends' feeds without any option to opt out.

Last Thursday's formal announcement of a multimillion-dollar next-generation data centre in Waikato has been delayed.

As Baby Boomers retire, the rise of Gen X and digital natives pressures businesses and governments to adopt advanced cloud solutions for future success.

HP's first webOS tablet, the TouchPad, might ship in late March with sales starting in April, amidst plans to distribute 4-5 million units.

Critical Facilities Implementation service promises to simplify the process of designing and building data centres.

Vertica buyout to let HP customers analyse large chunks of data stored in physical, virtual and cloud environments.

HP postpones Waikato data centre reveal, citing Christchurch events. The multimillion-dollar project launch was expected next Thursday.

Apple rumored to be preparing for release of another iPad in September, potentially overlapping with release of iPad 2.