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Security researcher finds hole in social networking site's messaging system, before cements it closes before those damn hackers find out.

Hackers around the world will be screaming a collective cry of despair, as one eager cyber-bandit went after the world's most powerful man's wife. Oh uh.

To look at, Judgment is lovely. I’m not a huge stickler for appearances anyway, and I tend to work on the basis that if it is noticeably ugly I’ll mention it.

The gaming journalism community is slightly annoyed today as IGN has received exclusive permission to publish an in-progress review of Bioshock: Infinite.

Apple rolls out iOS 6.1.3 to fix a lock screen bug, enhancing iPhone security and updating Maps in Japan. Users urged to update swiftly.

Testify! Judgment shifts into gear. Until I picked up Gears of War: Judgment, I had little experience with the GoW franchise.

The road is long, with many a winding turn, and Apple's former CEO John Sculley believes the company's 'innovation lull' will end.

Facebook's iOS app update introduces cover image control directly from iPhones, aiming to enrich user experience.

Despite being plagued with more issues than Lindsay Lohan, SimCity has reportedly sold 1.1 million copies in just two weeks.

Around half of New Zealanders don't realise their personal information is being collected online, while approximately a third of people don't worry about it.

Blackberry has taken aim at Apple's levels of innovation, claiming the company has lost it's edge. Is that a wise move?.

BlackBerry CEO claims iOS is outdated, touting superior multitasking on new devices as a key to overtake Apple's market dominance.

Following a lengthy outage to Outlook and Hotmail last week, Microsoft has responded, blaming an overheated data centre as the problem.

Over 100k signatures on a petition to save Google Reader as Google plans to ditch the service, despite the rise of alternatives.

Telstra Clear fixes broadband connection issues in Wellington and Christchurch, with only a small number of customers affected.

Just as Daniel Craig recently rebooted the James Bond franchise, another British sophisticate is being taken back to their roots.

Almost 50% of New Zealanders now own a smartphone, with nearly a third choosing the device over any other tech gadget - are you one of them?.

SimCity servers not necessary, claim sources. AI also lacking, as Sim's show no consistency. Serious annoyance voiced on EA forums.

Microsoft acquires Pando for $11m, hinting at a new file-sharing feature for the upcoming Xbox 720. Critics worry about bandwidth.

85% of consumers prefer mobile apps over websites for speed, convenience, and easier navigation, a Compuware Corporation study reveals.

Samsung unveils the Galaxy S4 in New York, promising a richer life. Industry giants like Deutsche Telekom and Orange sing its praises.

After releasing three great God of War games on consoles and two handheld versions, people thought what was next for the popular franchise.

Ovum suggests Samsung's Galaxy S4 might pack more features than users can handle, questioning the tech giant's future innovation path.

Samsung unveils Galaxy S4 live from Times Square - a smartphone promising a richer, simpler, fuller life for users worldwide.