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- Rod signs off
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- It's just you
- Aussies get TiVo
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- Want better broadband? Join a smaller ISP. Or move to Hamilton ...
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- PC makers stockpile Windows XP
- Go Scotty!
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- Life-size, see-the-sweat videoconferencing
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- John Key takes a leaf from Kevin Rudd's broadband book [UPDATED]
- New adventures in Freeview HD
- Study: Kiwi IT staff not as green as the average bear
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- Power lines going underground |Got DSL? You're nothing: the new broadband pecking order
- Remembering 10 April 1968
- Google's China crisis | My Google vs Yahoo vs Microsoft Tibetan riot experiment
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- Are you excellent?
- Sympathy for the Devil: New adventures in Microsoft antivirus [UPDATED]
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- Kiwi bot-herder charged with University of Pennsylvania attack
- Vodafone readies 50Mbit/s unbundled service
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- PC World backs Obama
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- Big Ted | More evidence that PC World rocks
- How will the Woosh survive?
- Gaiman strikes out
- X300 vs Air
- Sun will vaporise Earth unless we can change our orbit
- New adventures in online DVD rentals
- HD-DVD player, $1 reserve ...
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- A faster PC World
- Flying in St Heliers [UPDATED]
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- MacBook Air off the air
- Reader with faster broadband shocker [updated]
- Google exec lets loose on blog: Don't let Microsoft take over Yahoo
- Microsoft to buy Yahoo for $US44 billion: what now for YahooXtra and MSN.co.nz?
- Gizza job!
- Real-life follows Quake dept
- Press F1 hits half a million!
- US citizens to get govt money for digital TV converters
- Is your business ready for the imminent internet black-out?
- Crowd-source and win!
- Software companies challenged to justify Kiwi pricing
- I want movies anytime. Stop treating us like kids
- Cellphones and wi-fi coming to a plane near you
- The $2600 glass of sav blanc
- Name your dream Star Trek cast and win Windows Live OneCare 2.0
- Blue Screen of Death Through the Ages
- PlayStation3 surges in the US, "dominates" in NZ
- First street-legal service for ripping your whole music CD collection to a hard drive
- Telecom roamers to Australia must upgrade their phone, or use a loaner
- Those darn humans
- World of Warcraft: the new Facebook
- MSN.co.nz relaunches | TVNZ.co.nz goes mobile
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- Analog TV to be switched off | Telecom to pipe fibre optic into new subdivisions
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- Antivirus companies sharing fixes behind the scenes
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- PC World staff writer zeroes in on $US1 million pay-day [UPDATED]
- Join PC World's $US1 million assault on iYomu.com
- Hands on with Vodafone at Home | Telecom snipes back
- Radiohead fans choose their price: free
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- Movember at PC World
- The Decline & Fall of Western Civilisation, Part IV: Facebook for BlackBerry
- We suck! We suck!
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- Middle-aged git attempts to join YouTube generation (slight return)
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- A free Office Suite, a free racing game
- Wot no lonelygirl15?
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- Middle-aged git attempts to join YouTube generation
- The Terminal
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- The Sharper Editor
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- New adventures in GPS
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- Shopping at Sim Lim Square
- Take that, Mr Brown
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- Bono elevates Palm, injects iPhone smarts
- New York Times drops web fees
- NZ joins Tom Tom club
- Snatched
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- Microsoft's World Cup
- Google's World Cup
- Xtra: please hold. For five days
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- Changing your email address: it rocks
- Yahoo!xtra: don't mind the hour long help queue: join, join!
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- Yahoo!xtra: who cares?
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- Geoff stalks the Privacy Commissioner
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- Forever blowing ... fine print
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- Join Facebook, lose that job
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- Putting the P in PC World
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- Seen on the back of a bus
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- Best web browser: Maxthon
- Cunliffe, Key wary of matching Aussie broadband spend-up
- John Key channels Hillary; PC World's Compuserve account cancelled shocker
- Xbox 360, PS3 still pushed into the dirt by Wii, PS2
- NZ-developed soc-net site set to take on world
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- Vista edges up to number 2
- It's a phone! It's a camera! No, wait, it's a phone with a pretty so-so camera
- Your browser choice: IE holds out Firefox
- We walk taller, spit further than any other NZ magazine site
- Pollies on web cam from tomorrow
- Kiwi porn king unmasked
- The decline and fall of Western Civilisation Part IV: the MP3 years
- Nielsen to junk page view ratings in favour of time spent viewing a website
- Live Earth, Live Editor: solar powering my cellphone
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- Unmellow Yellow
- The enigmatic Mr Reynolds; MPs go wild
- 8 iPhone secrets; I'm a nerd: kill me now; Spooky Park
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- Computer games prompt kids to shoot at police
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- JB Hi-Fi also goes Blu-Ray only
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- Sir Paul mounts rearguard action against music downloads
- Consumer rates computer reliability
- Bill Gates' dinner conversation: uploading human consciousness
- A notebook with no hard drive, and built like a tank
- HP cracks the Da Vinci code
- Coming soon: another billion PCs
- Kordia buys Orcon for $24.3 million; on the prowl for other ISPs
- Govt-owned Kordia to buy ISP; announcement due 12.30 today
- My city in ruins
- Telecom confirms it will Vodafone-ise its network
- iTripping in search of the dead zone
- Naymz promotes you on Google
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- Battling iTunes Plus
- Game of two halves: Vodafone pips Telecom in All Blacks' TV on your phone match-up
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- A free song from Microsoft
- Rate your ISP and win Silver Surfer stuff
- Lucas OKs Star Wars mash-ups
- First glance: Sony Ericsson's new Walkman phone
- Betrayal of the computer shoes
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- Microsoft's biggest deal ever. Are we back in 2000?
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- Telecom: what's next
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- Tricks of the trade
- Securing your future
- We're giving away another PC: do you deserve it?
- That Apple story: judge for yourself
- Microsoft + Yahoo = Google killer
- Black magic
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- A few of your Freeview questions answered
- Lonely Planet does web TV
- Marko: the new Theresa?
- Google vs Microsoft: the big, worldwide, super-uber numbers
- Symantec's Live Chat support
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- PS2 continues to outsell PS3, Xbox 360, Wii
- Webby time
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- Death by phone
- Charles in Space
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- I may kill myself later today
- Death of the digital camera (slight return)
- Yellow Pages proceeds to Aussies???
- Viva la revolution! Leave Telecom, but keep your Telecom number
- Blame luddite record companies, not illegal downloaders
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- Vista sales pass 20 million, doubling XP's popularity
- Read this, sucker Canadians (and sucker Kiwis)
- Theresa: all this and boring too?
- PlayStation3's NZ launch
- New adventures in TVNZ on-demand video
- New Zealander lines up to buy two $100,000 TVs
- MSN.co.nz promotes Yahoo
- Telecom to Vodafone-ise its mobile network
- Lahar cam
- Commodore is back!!!! To a fashion
- Lay off YouTube
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- Human frailty
- Hot Fuzz
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- We're moving! Plus: Sammy, the early years
- IE halts Firefox incursion
- Vista: number 4 with a bullet
- That little speed of light problem
- Theresa Gattung resigns
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- Symantec slips down league table
- PlayStation3 launch NZ launch date announced
- The school zone rule
- iTunes conquers online music! No, wait, less than 3%
- Amateur assault
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- Britney Spears naked
- LG brings Chocolate to NZ
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- Apple shortens name, widens ambition
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- Telecom home line increase easier on cities where TelstraClear offers competition
- Vista sales stronger than expected
- Rex Farrance remembered
- Emailing your future self
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- The YouTube of gaming
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- Telecom rev a cellular broadband launch 2pm today
- Apple iTunes phone on the way
- iTunes NZ finally launches
- Even crazier for Firefox
- Telecom: we'll help those who've slowed with broadband "unleashing"
- Gone in 60 seconds
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- Does your broadband feel unleashed yet?
- First iPod virus strikes
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- Nicky Watson and the future of IPTV
- Vodafone buys ihug
- I want that job
- Google buys garage
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- Lenovo joins battery recall
- Those new Telecom plans in full
- Thinking about taking your clothes off?
- My murderous monitor and cancerous cellphone
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- Big Love: Apple, Google & Gore
- Death of the digital camera
- Microsoft Canada leaks Vista pricing - and it's a nosebleed
- The Google effect: Telecom puts Yellow Pages on the block
- Gmail for all-comers, Google Mini server heading for NZ
- Wikipedia, Google back-downs a victory for old media
- Alcatel report confirms crappiness of Telecom's copper network
- Top 10 open source downloads of all time
- Tangled up in Woosh
- Air Google/Google appoints NZ MD
- You're crazy for Firefox
- Sorry, only Theresa's head will do (updated with PC World radio winners)
- Telecom wholesale pricing kneecaps ihug, CallPlus bid for faster DSL access
- Webstock: the video
- UK, US broadband deals not so cheap when you read the fine print
- And now, what the planet has been waiting for: The World Cup in Ascii
- Search for intelligent life reaches Auckland
- Liverpool 2, Trinidad & Tobago 0
- Who should replace Theresa?
- Two more reasons for Bill's head to spin: Google Spreadsheet & ODF
- Dell freaks out: first AMD, now Google desktop software and pilot stores
- New Zealand's been Google mapped
- How will you spend your $3.25 Xtra refund?
- Telecom issues outage apology
- Miserable buggers
- Will everybody please lay off the leaker already?
- Should Theresa stand down?
- Firebomb Telecom
- Google declares war on IE7; accuses Microsoft of sneakily sending traffic to its own search engine
- Just how much do we suck?
- Microsoft's Ballmer in child abuse shocker
- Microwave your credit card
- Your favourite TV shows, on-demand over the net
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- Microsoft man to blast into space
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