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RIM introduces the BlackBerry Torch 9800 in NZ, blending touch with a slide-out keyboard, enhanced messaging, and social media integration.

Just because it's the worst thing you've ever heard doesn't mean you're going to be able to get it out of your head.

Discover essential apps like Pixelate to visualise wall colours (iPhone, USD $2.59) or Subway's loyalty manager (iOS, Android, Windows; Free).

Facebook has taken the online world by storm and is leaving a trail of casualties (Myspace who?) in its wake. Google is determined not to be one of them.

Social media analytics and biometric-style voice recognition tools are emerging as the most immersive insights into consumer behaviour we've ever had access to.

RockMelt's new iPhone app bridges social browsing between PCs, Macs, and mobile, offering a seamless experience across devices.

NetherRealm Studios wanted to include an Xbox-360-exclusive character in the new Mortal Kombat reboot, but circumstances prevented it.

Game Informer breaks news of Nintendo's upcoming console that's reportedly more powerful than both the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3.

Better Twitter and Facebook integration, as well as 78 bug fixes, have been released as part of the latest beta for the Chrome-based social browser.

A local retailer claims that Mortal Kombat won't release on its scheduled April 21st release date in New Zealand.

At Auckland's SkyCity, telco leaders shared quips and confessions at Tel.Con 11, revealing the industry's lighter side amidst challenges.

Targeted attacks, social networking threats, mobile device security and attack toolkits are all on the rise, says Symantec.

Smartphone apps from Flip have been released for iPhone, iPad and Android devices alongside a new version of the FlipShare software.

Google revamps search: Now featuring social-network insights from friends, blending personal connections with web queries.

15-year-old Keenan Cahill, with his viral lip-synch acts, becomes a sensation, winning stars and millions online.

Flickr launches a new app for Windows Phone 7, enhancing photo sharing, alongside indispensable apps like DataMan and Orcon's usage tracker.

Google takes on social search, introducing the +1 button, letting users recommend content right when it matters.

Nintendo's glasses-free 3DS hits the market, captivating with striking 3D visuals and innovative augmented reality gaming, despite its short battery life.

LinkedIn celebrates reaching 100 million members globally, growing by 1 million new professionals weekly, with over half of its users outside the US.

The NZ Tech Podcast, led by Paul Spain and Bradley Borrows, reaches iTunes NZ's top spot, captivating gadget enthusiasts with just three episodes.