Stories by Staff - Page 218

Apple's new products are struggling to outdo each other, says CNBC's Herb Greenberg. Is the tech giant a victim of its own success?.

Time Magazine crowns iPhone 5 as 2012's 'Gadget of the Year', outshining Samsung's Galaxy S III with its sleek design and innovation.

Adobe ramps up ANZ cloud services, launching Creative Cloud for small and medium businesses, with a 20% discount for early resellers.

Facebook lost 1.4 million US users over Christmas, leaving experts to ponder if digital detoxing and social media fatigue are driving the exodus.

Google dazzles with its vibrant data centre in Oklahoma, balancing tech and aesthetic, and bolstering local employment and education.

Apple CEO Tim Cook to give evidence in class action lawsuit over alleged illegal hiring practices in Silicon Valley.

DB Breweries leads Asia Pacific with its new customer web shop, powered by SAP's advanced tech, enhancing service and efficiency.

Kim Dotcom launched his new Mega site with a staged re-enactment of his arrest, complete with fake FBI agents, fireworks, and explosions.

Sony's new flagship Android smartphone, Xperia Z, will be launched in New Zealand in March, boasting impressive features.

Samsung's NZ team expands to 170, aiming to boost its B2B market presence under new enterprise director, Kelliher.

Intel reports a 27% dip in net income as PC sales plummet, testing the chip giant's agility in a shifting tech landscape.

Confidence is up in the ICT sector with a significant rise in new projects bolstering recruitment activity for the year ahead.

Kim Dotcom's new Mega site hits a million users in under 24 hours, defying expectations and making internet history.

Kim Dotcom denies that his new file-sharing service, Mega, is a revenge mission against the US government or Hollywood.

Kim Dotcom launches new Mega file-sharing service, promising a robust, law-adhering platform and plans for significant job creation in NZ.

At Mega's launch, Kim Dotcom promotes privacy as a basic human right, challenging global norms on data rights.

Kim Dotcom launches Mega.co.nz with a lavish party, marking a defiant comeback with 50GB free for every user and a stand for internet privacy.

Kim Dotcom gears up for an extravagant party at his mansion to launch Mega.co.nz, amid high anticipation and ice cream giveaways.

Companies join forces to announce a strategic agreement to personalise, mobilise and virtualise video meetings.

In 2013, data will become the 'new oil' in cloud computing, spurring innovation and transforming tech ecosystems, Ovum predicts.