Malware in game hacks might deliver Pyrrhic victories
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AVG updates anti-virus for Android and iOS
December 3 16The Channel Mobile security provider responds to growth in mobile security with new safe browsers across operating systems. Read More →
Clever Kiwis most savvy social networkers
October 29 6Featured Start-Up New Zealanders least likely to express work frustrations online according to latest findings. Read More →
Internet security: You’re still the weakest link
August 23 7IT Brief Bad news for careless internet users: all the software in the world probably can’t protect you if you don’t use your head. Read More →
AVG reveals internet security scams
July 30NetGuide Online security company reveals annual reports, showing a need for consumer awareness when using the internet. Read More →
Simple tips for SMB security
May 7Start-Up It doesn’t take long to update your software, but it could be the layer of security that saves you a lot of money. Read More →
AVG distie parent on the hunt for new tech
March 9The Channel Avalanche Technology Group appoints CTO in bid to dig out new technology opportunities. Read More →
Channel Surfing: fake products robbing resellers
January 31The Channel Report highlights need for partners to get to know their customers. Read More →
AVG looks to raise US$125m in IPO
January 16 8IT Brief Dutch security software company applies to list on New York Stock Exchange. Read More →
Microsoft issues a temporary solution to the Duqu virus
December 1NetGuide Microsoft has issued a temporary fix to the destructive Duqu virus — also known as “Son of Stuxnet” — which could affect users of Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008.
Toy tablets coming to New Zealand
December 1NetGuide Owners of iPads or other tablets will no doubt have learned (possibly the hard way) that the devices act as magnets for curious children. This can be a serious problem – particularly if the tablet belongs to your work.
A fourth mobile network?
December 1 8NetGuide Early last month we got wind that UK telco Clear Mobitel is hatching plans for a fourth New Zealand mobile network, but these plans have been met with understandable scepticism.
Should tweens be on Facebook?
November 23 9NetGuide Study shows over half of 10 to 13 year olds have access to mainstream social networks. Read More →
Steve jobs 1955-2011
November 1NetGuide On October 6th, Apple announced that its founder and former CEO, Steve Jobs, had passed away, aged 56. Reports of his death first came from the Associated Press, citing confirmation from Apple.
The ultimate procrastination sites
November 1NetGuide It might be an exam looming in the not-so-distant future, it might be cleaning the house or it might be completing that painfully boring spreadsheet your boss left on your desk last week Read More →
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Review: Devil May Cry
Game Console When Capcom revealed it was going to let Ninja Theory develop and reboot its popular Devil May Cry series, this was met with tepid reception for long term fans of the franchise. Read More →
Review: LittleBigPlanet 2 Cross Controller DLC
Game Console Ever since Nintendo released the Wii U console, gamers have been experiencing dual screen gaming using the controller’s touch screen to control characters and other items for various games. Read More →
Review: Far Cry 3
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Norton 360 Multi-Device
NetGuide Norton by Symantec is a well known antivirus suite, and although it was once associated exclusively with Windows PC, the latest version of Norton 360 makes the software available to Mac users as well. Read More →
Review: Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two
Game Console The first Epic Mickey game was released last year as a Wii exclusive video game and was met with a mixed response. Read More →