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Microsoft chairman unsubtly sticks the boot into Apple, questioning its lack of a keyboard and failure to run Office.

Fresh from a New Zealand operations restructure, the networking and wireless vendor promotes Scott Penno to APAC marketing director.

BlackBerry's CEO predicts tablets will wane in 5 years, yet IDC data shows a 142.4% surge in shipments, challenging his view.

Microsoft has finished upgrading Hotmail customers to Outlook.com, driving more than 400 million active accounts.

Distribution Central now exclusively delivers Quantum's tech in NZ, intensifying data protection and big data solutions to the NZ market.

By 2017, half of employers will require staff to bring their own devices for work, transforming the culture of client computing in business.

SNAP redefines corporate communication with a robust, cost-effective national VoIP solution, promising unparalleled resilience and flexibility.

AeroHive revolutionises wireless networking for large-scale users, bypassing conventional controller failures with its novel cloud-based system.

Brother last week officially introduced it's new high speed business grade HL-S7000DN printer to the local market. Why is it so different ?.

Board members need a clear understanding of cloud computing benefits and how to maximise them through effective governance practices.

As skills shortages become more prevalent, particularly in IT, fewer than half of New Zealand employees are happy with the training they get at work.

Following a successful ANZ launch in late in 2012, Pandora Internet Radio has made a double appointment within the ranks.

China rose to the top of the PC market for the first time last year, relegating the US to second place with a lead of over three million units.

Thorsten Heins has questioned the future of tablets, believing the device will have no reason to exist in five years.

Social networking says 30% of revenue now comes from mobile advertising, as the site finds new ways to increase profits.

Auction site says suspicious emails have been sent to users, warning them to stay vigilant against any potential phishing scams.

Dell unveils the Latitude 3330, a robust, cost-effective laptop designed to enhance learning and integrate seamlessly into schools' existing IT systems.

Distribution Central and Avaya team up to target SME Unified Communications market in Australia and New Zealand.

Lenovo has exited takeover discussions with IBM over the valuation of IBM's X86 server business, refusing a USD $6 billion offer.

Companies continue rivalry in New Zealand, with Apple's manufacturer share decreasing in the country for the first time.