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John McAfee's asylum plea denied by Guatemala, facing deportation to Belize for questioning in murder case, despite online appeals for support.

SnapperNet becomes NZ's first MOBOTIX certified company, offering advanced training in leading network camera technology to local partners.

Fujifilm X10 nails the retro vibe with modern tech, offering a lightweight, feature-rich experience for on-the-go photography enthusiasts.

It has been a drawn out battle of giants for many years and now another round of 'who has the best soccer title' is upon us.

Microsoft gears up for innovative Kinect future, hinting at advanced motion-sensor tech and new gaming experiences on Xbox.

Kiwi innovation fights skin cancer with a cutting-edge camera, revolutionising early detection and saving lives.

Just over two years after Apple created the tablet market with the first iPad, Microsoft has announced its competing product, dubbed the Microsoft Surface.

NEC unveils its groundbreaking 'Ambient Interface' tech, using motion-sensing cameras and projectors to enhance gesture control, debuted at MWC.

Unity Systems, part of Distribution Central, becomes ANZ distributor for Logitech's LifeSize, promising HD videoconferencing over any bandwidth.

Ownership of plasma and LCD TVs has surged since 2007, while digital cameras decline as smartphone usage rises, according to Roy Morgan.

NetGuide's latest reveals how to elevate your home movies with the perfect video camera and filming techniques, ensuring memorable, high-quality footage.

Many public and private sector organisations have critical needs to transform, and it won't be done by doing the old stuff harder.

Thanks to Sony we got a chance to have a play with their latest portable device. So can it save the portable gaming market from the smartphone scourge?.

NAS stands for network-attached storage, and these devices can be extremely helpful if you have multiple PCs on your network.

Against all odds, Windows Phone shines at CES 2012, outpacing rivals with an expansive ecosystem and user-friendly appeal.

Lego's new techno-toys appeal to all ages, with gadgets like a digital camera and steampunk sequencer, blurring the line between play and innovation.

The DCS-930L camera retails for $149, and the DCS-932L, which has built-in LEDs and a low-lux image sensor for night-time recording, will sell for $199.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 outshines iPad in several areas, offering a larger, vivid screen and superior cameras in a thin, lightweight design.

Who doesn't love home videos? And although we now have the capability to film action on everything from our computers to our phones.

Capture your holiday magic with our top tips, from snapping your journey's start to using props. Create memories to treasure forever.