SmartPhones stories
The printer market is changing as digital technology advances, with new products aimed at reducing wait times and increasing productivity.
For those who don't like to compromise screen real estate for portability when it comes to notebooks, take a look at the NV59C from Gateway.
With Skype on your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad, you can make and receive calls, and instant message anyone else on Skype, wherever they are in the world.
TechDay's 2010 Top Ten reveals Kiwis' love for Apple, enduring use of Windows XP, and local internet innovation excitement.
Apple sets Jan 7 launch for Mac App Store in 90 countries; aims to revolutionize PC apps market, echoing mobile success.
Renaissance set to face hefty losses, with estimates showing a potential slim down to $55-60m in Apple business as Ingram Micro enters the fray.
2degrees offers New Zealanders unlimited national calls for a fixed monthly fee of $149, with no contract required.
IDC predicts massive growth in revenues for mobile apps as they move to new platforms such as tablets and TVs.
AspireTel expands its horizon by acquiring Dot Net in a strategic move aimed at boosting customer revenues and services.
In 2011, the cloud will transform business operations and IT's role, with CA Technologies leading the charge towards a more agile, secure future.
Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer January's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is already shaping up to be one to watch.
Simms International broadens its Dell catalogue with OptiPlex desktops, enhancing its offering to authorised resellers from Jan 2011.
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Hitachi Data Systems expands into Adelaide, opening an office led by newly appointed Chris Clarkson, marking significant growth in Australia.
Is it secure? Is it really free? Is there a fair use policy? Can staff help you connect? Answers inside - we're lovin' it.
Apple rolls out fixes for Apple TV and iTunes, addressing display and download glitches alongside playback and syncing issues.
New Zealand launches the Kiwi Computer Challenge to boost IT skills nationwide, aiming for 1 million certified Kiwis by 2015.
New Zealand's Commerce Commission has extended the current arrangement for number portability for another six years.
YouTube's 2010 rewind reveals a global watchlist led by the viral Bed Intruder Song, showcasing the platform's role in shaping digital culture.
Google says sorry to NZ over Wi-Fi data collection, removes equipment from Street View cars following Privacy Commissioner's probe.
