SmartPhones stories
Nearly half of Kiwi and Aussie workers spend their time collaborating with people outside their immediate vicinity, says Polycom research.
Kogan unveils Atlas UltraSlim series, challenging Apple with sleek design and wallet-friendly prices in the laptop market.
The connected customer is the symptom of their time and they are the next profit centre for all customer-facing businesses - here's some advice.
STM's Dux Hardshell offers robust protection for tech gadgets, marrying durability with a clear, stylish finish for devices on the go.
Ericsson and Nokia pivot to diversify, eyeing new markets beyond core CSP clientele amidst declining telecom investments.
Peter Leav has been named as the new CEO of BMC Software, replacing Bob Beauchamp who will stay on as chairman of the Board of Directors.
As long as a device can be connected to the web or other devices and isn't secured, it can be accessed stealthily and used to a criminal's advantage.
Revolutionise academics: Focus on substance over style with innovative presentation software that simplifies design.
BlackBerry unveils new mobile security platform for Enterprise of Things, designed to address data breaches and cybersecurity threats.
Sleek, smooth and powerful, the Sony Xperia XZ is understated and the best smartphone camera I've seen to date. It's definitely on my Xmas wishlist.
We can unlock our homes, disable our security system & turn the lights on using our smartphones. Useful, but it also gives rise to security concerns.
Kiwi businesses risk missing out on eCommerce opportunities due to websites that aren't optimized for smartphones and tablets, says E9.
With the explosion of documents, images, movies and music that we now store, NAS drives are the perfect way to not clog up your computer.
Intel and Ingram Micro unveil I.M. BUILT, a custom-built, robust NUC solution, offering peace of mind with extended warranty.
It has become vital to be agile and on the pulse of change – not least of which lies the importance of refreshing servers and operating systems.
Twenty-five years is a lifetime in tech, but for Ingram Micro NZ and Microsoft, there's still more to come in their 25 year partnership.
HP has outdone themselves with this new range of PCs dedicated to gamers, entering a whole new domain for the tech leader.
Apple has surged to the top of the detachable market in New Zealand, pushing Microsoft into second, according to IDC New Zealand.
Te Papa in New Zealand is opening a high-tech exhibition called Bug Lab, which showcases the science and beauty of insects in a visually stunning way.
Qualcomm ups the ante in data centres with its first 10nm server chip, promising power efficiency and performance.