Apple's iPhone 4 becomes its biggest launch success, selling 1.7m units in just 3 days, admits supply issues. Steve Jobs apologizes to turned-away customers.
NetGuide joins forces with TVNZ6 to launch a multimedia school challenge to enhance students' ICT skills, with prizes worth $43,000.
The creation of a new .xxx domain, dedicated exclusively to websites containing pornographic content is likely to be announced today.
Microsoft unveils the preview of Internet Explorer 9, cautioning it's still a rough diamond with more polishing to come.
Google set to launch a music service challenging iTunes, with downloads and subscriptions linked to its search engine.
Rockstar Games releases trailer for Red Dead Redemption's new co-op DLC Outlaws to the End, featuring six missions, multiplayer rewards, and new achievements.
Apple rolls out iOS 4, enhancing iPhone with multitasking, a universal inbox, and more - all for free. Compatibility varies by model.
Cipher Works unveils Rock, Paper, Ninja!, a fresh spin on a classic for iPhone, featuring unique choices like Ninja and Flower Power.
AOL is reportedly finalising a deal to sell social network Bebo to Criterion Capital Partners, two years after buying it for USD $850 million.
Navman Wireless debuts a pioneering iPhone app, allowing users to track fleets in real-time at no extra cost, enhancing vehicle management.
A Nielsen report reveals that 22% of all online time is dedicated to social networking, with Facebook and YouTube leading the charge.
Silent Hill 8, Metal Gear Solid: Rising, Castlevania: Harmony of Despair and more showcased at Konami's press conference.
Gears of War 2 pioneered the much-copied Horde Mode back in 2008. Now Epic Games has unveiled Beast Mode, where the player takes control of... the Locust.
Halo: Reach revamps its Firefight multiplayer mode with matchmaking, promising a new and improved experience for fans.
A couple of big surprises from Sony, but mostly a concerted push on its impending 3D invasion and the accuracy of PlayStation Move.
The long-rumoured 3DS is confirmed, but Nintendo also had a few surprises in store with the return of some familiar and popular faces.
YouTube and the Guggenheim Museum are on a quest to find the most creative video in the world. Submissions are open until July 31, 2010.
Ubisoft was next in line to showcase its upcoming range of titles, with more than a few surprises up the publisher's sleeve.
Microsoft secures exclusive first rights to Call of Duty: Black Ops add-ons for Xbox 360, with a new trailer unveiled at E3.
EA electrifies E3 with revamped Need for Speed and a gripping Dead Space 2 demo, promising a connected and intenser gaming future.
