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Fancy outsourcing product development because it’s difficult and expensive? Here’s a crazy idea: get your customers to do it for you. For free.

Vendors opt for subscription models, from Office to Amazon, ditching upfront payments for monthly dues, transforming business-client relationships.

Now, I’ve had this app for a while to avoid any scary detection notifications from my internet provider for downloading music for free off the net.

China refutes US hacking claims, deeming accusations by Mandiant as scientifically flawed amid a heated cyber espionage row.

Microsoft's Outlook.com amasses over 1.5 million users in under 12 hours, set to replace Hotmail and become the fastest growing email service.

One of the rumour mill’s hardest workers was raided by the police yesterday, at what appears to be the wishes of Microsoft.

Starting April 8, Messenger users will begin the transition to Skype, with Microsoft promising a seamless migration of contacts and services.

Online marketplace expands its mobile offering, accounting for over one-third of overall visits.

Sony teases PS4 reveal with nostalgic videos, hinting at tomorrow's major event in New York. A trip down memory lane or the dawn of a new era?.

The new undersea cable between Auckland and Sydney proves that a second cable is necessary to increase competition.

Ken Levine discusses tackling violence, racism, and religion in Bioshock Infinite, asserting game narratives evolve naturally from storytelling.

Urgent patch released for Internet Explorer 8 and Windows XP after vulnerabilities found, could let hackers take control, says Dimension Data.

Polytron Technologies is unveiling a see-through smartphone later this year, set to redefine mobile tech with its transparent OLED display.

Telecom, Vodafone, and Telstra announce a collaborative venture to boost ANZ connectivity by constructing a new submarine cable.

In wake of the Yahoo Xtra breach, experts call for NZ users to urgently refresh passwords, amid fears of widespread ID thefts.

Compact version of company's flagship smartphone to hit Kiwi stores later this month, but can we afford another gadget?.

Reliable source claims search engine is in the early stages of building stand-alone retail stores across the U.S.

Social networking site dismisses notions of data breaches following 'sophisticated attack' last month.

Yahoo Xtra attack worse than first feared, with around 60,000 passwords cancelled by Telecom in a desperate bid to halt the breach.

Digital consumers around the world are starting to tire of their personal data being collected across the internet.

Porn site users, cue embarrassing red cheeks among the male Kiwi community, are under risk from scammers impersonating New Zealand Police.

Kiwi desk spaces turn charitable with Donate Your Desktop, changing wallpaper for donations.

Orcon launches UFB in four additional cities across New Zealand, allowing access to the country's new $1.5bn network.

Orcon dazzles with witty Facebook retort amidst minor connection hiccup, proving even technical glitches can have a humorous side.