Stories by Patrick - Page 3

In our in-depth review, the Vodafone Smart Mini 7 proves to be the budget-friendly smartphone that doesn't compromise on essentials.

This security appliance is designed for medium-sized businesses, offering powerful but flexible security that doesn't need a degree in rocket science.

Not so long ago budget smartphones translated into dinky specs in Tupperware chassis with lousy battery life and pokey processors. A lot has changed.

Sadly firewall options for small businesses haven't been great. At least until now. Enter the Dell SonicWall Soho range of security appliances.

​Fujifilm’s X Pro2 compact mirrorless camera is their new flagship. It joins the X-T1 and X-Pro1. My question is this; how good is it?.

Pictures of the Galaxy Note 7 have surfaced, and Samsung fans have worked themselves into a lather of speculation.

Microsoft mulls exiting the mobile arena, faced with a meagre 2% market share and a lacklustre dev following.

Holden Captiva offers compatibility with both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, providing a glimpse of the future of smart car technology.

Sky's the limit as Vodafone plots a merger with Sky TV, aiming to shake up content delivery and tighten grip on NZ's telco market.

With every smartphone maker and their dog launching a smartwatch, many are scratching their heads, wondering which to buy.

Intel have finally revealed their latest high-end CPU. It is a 10 core monster that will crunch through data like a dieter at a pizza convention.

I've managed to get some early hands-on time with one of the first P9 Plus units in New Zealand to compile this sneak preview.

In short, the V500 RGB is a fantastic choice for gamers and old-school typists who are fed up with their laptop keyboards.

The Macbook is a real looker. Like most supermodels, its svelte chassis is ultra thin, even when placed next to the original Macbook Air.

Huawei claim that the P9 & P9 Plus can capture 300% more light than conventional smartphone cameras which makes for impressive low-light performance.

A major security vulnerability has been uncovered by UK white hat hacker and Google Project Zero developer, Tavis Ormandy.

Like many, I take several bazillion metric tonnes of photos using my phone and the sheer convenience of whipping it out is just too easy.

If Darth Vader owned a laptop, I’d wager that it’d be a Lenovo. They’re built like brick you-know-what houses.

With this NAS, you can save, load and share files seamlessly over the company LAN. Lost USB keys and business downtime will be a thing of the past.

You’d be forgiven for thinking the action cam market was sewn up. The latest arrival, the TomTom Bandit, shows there's still scope for innovation.

While there's little doubt that Wheldon's legacy to NZ TV for the foreseeable future will continue, little is said about the digital onslaught.

The engineers at Intel must have been putting in some serious overtime as the chip making giant has just launched their 6th generation Core vPro CPUs.

Intel's vPro CPUs have garnered some serious media coverage, but details around Intel's next generation budget CPUs are also surfacing.

The HP’s ZBook Studio is a fully fledged no compromise mobile workstation that redefines the previous parameters.