SmartPhones stories
The outcome is clear: though tech-driven growth has recovered, it seems that growth has been delivered at a lower level of employment.
Dropbox ramps up mobile productivity on iOS with five innovative features, turning iPhones and iPads into formidable work companions.
Nokia pivots to automation and non-CSP markets, strategising to counter flat telecom spend and drive its Global Services growth.
The preliminary results of one of Gartner's more recent studies paints a pretty gloomy picture for the PC market.
Okta brings its Identity and Mobility Forum to Sydney for the first time, focusing on mobility and security in the workforce.
The rumours are true: Apple Pay will indeed be coming to New Zealand. But only for those with an ANZ Visa Debit or personal ANZ Visa credit card.
Vodafone Australia and Nokia have showcased the first glimpse of 5G speeds at a public demonstration in Sydney yesterday morning.
PC vendors are competing in the global market despite challenges, with the market declining by 3.9% in Q3, according to IDC.
It seems that for every work device you use, you have a personal alternative. But this means having twice as many gadgets & security concerns.
Workplace by Facebook launches to boost organisational collaboration - but will IT leaders be swayed by its familiar interface?.
Global mobility revenues are expected to reach $1.7tn by 2020, with software revenues experiencing double-digit growth, according to IDC.
It seems that iOS 10 and macOS Sierra users can't use PPTP VPNs, after it was discovered that the new systems no longer support older security.
Google's design team has obviously gone to town on the Daydream View – replacing hard matte plastic with fabric and creating a hassle-free headset.
Google's new devices boast sleek designs and tempting prices, but analyst Ovum warns they are a strategy to push Google Assistant, not a hardware play.
I highly recommend it for those looking to get more out of their fitness trackers, but don't to step into the world of a smart watch just yet.
Samsung New Zealand is now halting all sales and production of the Galaxy Note7 as part of the company's global recall of the device.
Improving business efficiencies has come on top as the paramount goal for Kiwi small businesses according to a Xero report.
As the Australian Supreme Court hearing into the demise of Dick Smith rumbles on, the new Dick Smith online store is already claiming local success.
Sales of smartwatches are up as Australians choose a smartwatch over a new smartphone, with growth forecast to ramp up over the next two years.
Think print is dead? No chance says Dove Electronics. In fact it's a growing – and potentially profitable – market for Kiwi resellers the distie says.