Stories by Staff - Page 173

Apple and Amazon have concluded their legal battle over the app store term, agreeing to dismiss ongoing lawsuits in a Californian court.

South Korean company named the world's 14th largest in terms of revenue, beating fierce rival Apple by five places.

Specialist in mobile and sports accessories, Bojak, signs distribution deal with Ingram Micro, and its stock is already in the warehouse.

Vendor says double deal further strengthens the company's core security and performance offering across the region.

Protect your business from cyber threats with Palo Alto's webinar on July 17, learning the lifecycle of attacks and how to stop them.

An 18-year-old Swiss girl sustained severe burns when her Samsung S3 exploded, highlighting potential safety issues with the device's lithium-ion battery.

The mobile TV and video market is set to reach $9.5bn within four years, as new business models incorporate the technology.

After a 16-year run, MSN TV will shut down in September, marking the end of Microsoft's pioneering internet TV service.

Kiwi company Platinum Wheels faces backlash and an ASA reprimand for a Facebook post mocking people with Down syndrome, now removed after public outcry.

BTG elevates to Gold Partner Status with Fortinet, showcasing its blend of mid-size agility and top-tier ability in New Zealand's tech sector.

Telecom applauds Government's move to re-evaluate the national Telecommunications Service Obligations, seeking public input.

Chorus to deploy Ultra-Fast Broadband to over 250,000 NZ homes, schools and businesses in years four and five of its fibre build programme.

Speaking at the company's WPC, Microsoft's Tami Reller confirms Windows 8.1 will be available for manufacturers in late August.

Telecom launches ultra VDSL, ensuring faster broadband to almost two-thirds of homes and businesses across the country.

To celebrate its 5th birthday, the App Store is giving away a selection of free apps and games to customers. #AppStoreBirthday.

Even the fastest broadband can be crawlingly slow when something goes wrong – especially when your ISP is not the telco that owns the infrastructure.

Wholesale aggregator finalises the sale of its New Zealand business assets to Solarix Networks Limited, an IP Carrier Grade network Service Provider.

Kiwi takes extreme dislike to possessed printer in brutally honest Trade Me ad, attracting bids and attention.

Internet mogul and telco agree a deal, with Mega CEO Vikram Kumar saying Gen-i will account for around 10% of the website's capacity.

Vikram Kumar asks do New Zealanders care enough about their privacy to make it worthwhile for an ISP to be a privacy crusader?.