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In a typical DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME style video, Samsung shares reliability testing for the Galaxy S4 - just for your own piece of mind.
Working with Fujitsu, renewable energy company Meridian Energy has sought to improve its performance as it seeks to achieve sustainable ICT best practice.
Symantec last night announced the winners of the 2013 Pacific Partner Awards at an exclusive dinner and awards ceremony.
Sleepy bank clerk accidentally makes a payment of 22 million euros, highlighting the need to log out of online services.
Jumping on the Twitter bandwagon, social media giant allows users to keep track of trending topics through the introduction of hashtags.
Kim Dotcom expresses concerns over government surveillance and supports Edward Snowden in his latest column for The Guardian.
Usability now trumps cost in VOIP adoption, with Vadacom citing flexibility and ease-of-use as new leading factors.
ICONZ-Webvisions promotes Deidre Steyn, ex-Head of Marketing, to new Country Manager for New Zealand and Australia, based in Auckland.
Caught up in the hype, the tech industry falls over itself to be part of the next big thing – whether that's the case in reality or not.
Eaton names Anoop Nanda as ANZ VP/MD, aiming to drive its Electrical Business's growth and enhance its market presence in Australia and NZ.
HP CEO Meg Whitman believes revenue growth is still possible for the company in fiscal year 2014, despite concerns about the unpredictable PC market.
Business leaders need to respond and adapt now to this change in employee behaviour, rather than being steamrollered by it.
Three telcos which intend to co-invest in a new submarine cable between New Zealand and Australia have issued a tender for the cable's construction.
Microsoft study claims 94% of small and midsize companies gain cloud security advantages — contradicting perceptions that hold others back from adoption.
Google's Project Loon floats above NZ, aiming to connect billions globally with balloon-powered internet, tackling the digital divide.
Kiwis urged to speak up on consultation process that could significantly change New Zealand's internet structure.
Netherlands country manager makes the move to Sydney, in a bid to strengthen the company's offerings across ANZ.
Motion Computing launches new partner program in Australia and New Zealand to develop joint business opportunities.
This is not the first time, and damn it won't be the last, but rumours reach fever pitch that Apple plans to release a US$99 iPhone in a range of colours.
X-IO is a relatively new name to the New Zealand market, but the company is doing some exciting work in the data storage sector.
