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This is no poker bluff, but a YouGov survey finding that "less than 40% of respondents in APAC were Pokémon fans but today almost 70% in APAC find the concept of Pokémon Go interesting".

CompTIA Australia and New Zealand, the non-profit association for the technology industry, has identified key elements of change in the ICT industry and how businesses can successfully navigate those changes to take advantage of new opportunities to grow their business.

What drives a man to invent a smash-hit game, trying 40 times to create something people want to play and not giving up? We talk to Color Switch’s inventor in a must-see interview.

Australian online retailer Klika has been stoked by the poking of Pokémon GO players, not only click-and-collecting their orders but catching all the Pokémon lurking around their Melbourne HQ.

The Pokémon craze is enough to send people mad and want it to go away, but for others it’s a reason to go and buy a power bank.

ITWire’s Stephen Withers warned over the weekend of fake apps on Google Play but come today it is a whole new ballgame.

A quick search reveals over 32 million articles have been added to the Web since early July. While they provide fertile ground for modern players of this old 90s video game; nefarious elements have rushed, not crept into the Pokémon Go world.

You may have thought it; now numbers back it up... Pokémon Go is the biggest mobile game ever as measured by daily active users.

"Ooh, there's a new craze – let's write something negative about Pokémon Go."

In the end, it appears to have all been a storm in a P cup – or Pokémon Go cup, if you prefer. I refer to the claim by some random guy named Adam Reeve that the version of the Pokémon Go app on iOS allowed a massive data outflow if one signed in using a Google account.

It did not take long – malware-infected versions of Pokémon Go for Android are popping up infected with Droidjack. Because it is only available for download in Australia, New Zealand and the US demand from elsewhere is huge and being filled by third-party app stores.

Uber, the ride-sharing app that digitally disrupted the taxi industry, is now old news as Pokémon Go drivers offer their services.

Virgin Mobile is "charging" Pokémon Go players, butl not in the way you expect – it is offering free mobile phone charging for Pokémon gamers on the go.