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Hotmail, msn users hit in 'phishing attack'

Hackers have posted thousands of Hotmail, msn and Windows Live users' passwords online.

<i>Gill South:</i> Women in IT jobs prove technology isn't just a man's game

Richest Americans lost $300 billion last year - Forbes

The eye-popping future of television

The simple keyboard shortcut guide

Just a few keystrokes can turn your computer into a willing servant - these are the commands you'll need to spare your overworked mouse.

Polishing the Halo

Back it up: How to save your digital life for free

There's no excuse for not backing up your data these days - it can be reactively painless, and completely free.

Leaner Microsoft primed to prosper says Kiwi CFO

<i>Simon Hendery</i>: Geek show hints at tech recovery

Bing finally gets traction but still lags far behind the leader

NZ sharemarket continues to rise

Defence Force leads change in IT strategy

Battle of the browsers - which is master of the web?

Google out to shake web world

<i>Anthony Doesburg:</i> Cloud programs rain on Microsoft's parade

Google declares war on Windows with new OS

How can YouTube survive?

<i>NZ stocks:</i> Market posts modest gains