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Facebook marks its 10th year, raising questions on its future as it reigns over 1.2 billion users. Will it adapt and thrive for another decade?.
Duo becomes NZ distributor for FileLocker, an encryption-heavy cloud backup service aiming to bypass US surveillance laws with faster access.
LinkedIn unveils top 5 tips to boost account security in celebration of Data Privacy Day, emphasising user safety and privacy.
Dell study reveals fear of data loss is the main barrier to cloud email migration, despite growing demand for enhanced functionality.
Gartner reveals, 51% of CIOs feel ill-prepared for the digital era, facing rapid changes and talent shortages in 2014's IT landscape.
Starting 2014 on a high after a promising finish to 2013, Freelancer.com has smashed through 10 million members.
Gartner analyst Hugues de la Vergne shares his views on the impact of Lenovo's announcement to acquire Motorola Mobility.
Windows 8.1 is growing in popularity, passing Windows Vista for the first time since Microsoft launched its revamped version in October last month.
Aerohive Networks launches cloud-enabled mobility management solution to simplify complexity of mobile devices.
Redmond on the verge of naming Steve Ballmer's replacement as rumours swirl of an imminent Bill Gates departure….
Dell unveils Wyse Cloud Connect, a tiny device turning any HDMI display into a secure, cost-effective cloud access point for mobile and remote work.
TCDC transforms its digital infrastructure with A10's AX Series, enhancing web service speed fivefold and future-proofing its network.
If all you want to do is email your boss or look at funny cat pictures on the web then today's broadband will probably serve you well enough.
Check Point has revealed a critical vulnerability allowing remote code execution on Wikipedia and other 'Wiki' sites, prompting an urgent software patch.
Small NZ retail exporters embrace cloud tech to gain a global foothold, outpacing big companies hampered by old systems.
NZ Olympic skiers share their journey with Samsung's Smart Beanies, offering Kiwis a unique glimpse through the athletes' eyes.
Pop sensation Lorde outshines even God in Google searches, crowned New Zealand's most Googled and capturing hearts worldwide.
NZ businesses warned against rash tech upgrades, which may not always offer benefits, says IT expert Ray Delany.
Toshiba's first 13.3-inch Chromebook hits New Zealand shores, offering an HD display, long battery life and sleek design for $479 NZD.
Pandora NZ gears up, hiring key figures Old and Steel, aiming to top NZ's internet radio scene and revolutionising digital ad opportunities.
