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During recent major events, like the Bruce Springsteen concert in Auckland, telco has seen mobile uploads actually exceed download.
NZ's PC market thrives, up 22% in 2014, fuelled by economic optimism and education sector's increased demand for chromebooks.
In a world where SDS attempts to cosmetically enhance storage solutions, the real beauty lies in the eye of the beholder.
Government CIO Colin MacDonald seeks more suppliers for security services panel to help agencies manage privacy & security effectively.
Pressure mounts on Apple to improve worker safety in Chinese factories as environmental and human rights organisations join forces.
Apple's stealth buy of Spotsetter ramps up maps war with Google, poising Cupertino to redefine navigation with a social twist.
Vodafone to showcase rural 4G technology at National Fieldays event, with plans to upgrade existing towers and build new ones.
Angela Fox appointed Vice President and General Manager of Dell Australia and New Zealand, replacing Joe Kremer.
Australian start-up HealthKit is considering legal action against Apple for naming their new app HealthKit, which the company sees as a direct rip off.
Good Technology has signed a distribution agreement with New Zealand IT distribution specialist MPA, to market its enterprise mobility solutions.
Paul Robson steps up as Adobe's Asia Pacific President, succeeding Craig Tegel, ready to steer the region's digital transformation.
Compuware appoints Graham Dean as Partner Manager for Australia and New Zealand to expand their channel program.
Manufacturing of Apple's Mac Pro involves the use of the Windows operating system, so says the photo tweeted by CEO Tim Cook over the weekend.
Prasad Thrikutam appointed president and global head of Application Services at Dell Services. #technology #ITservices.
Seth MacFarlane's A Million Ways to Die in the West fuses rom-com charm with raucous humour but misses a cohesive mark. Rating: 3/5.
Educational technology companies in NZ are being provided with big opportunities in export growth, thanks to worldwide trends in the sector.
Fusion Networks, a New Zealand-based company, praises Cisco Capital for its role in helping their new cloud services go live.
Government's Business Growth Agenda aims to boost investment and create jobs by focusing on innovation in hi-tech market.
Serko closes public pool of its retail share offer early due to high demand, will allocate shares to institutions and public.
Vivid Networks, the company linked with Orcon part-owner Warren Hurst, avoided liquidation in Auckland's High Court yesterday.
