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Company Mobile chief confirms the release of a smaller version of it's Android smartphone, set for unveiling in Germany on Thursday.

Vendor announces plans to lay off 500 staff as part of cost cutting measures but has yet to reveal which location will be affected.

Firstly, it's important to understand that the success of any website is measured by the results that it achieves. What do we mean by website results?.

World's largest software company signals a shift to hardware and online services, in line with long-time rival Apple.

Chinese company faces exclusion from planned government network across North America as concerns over security risks continue.

The Rock FM has launched its own Android app, offering live streaming, music news, and endless funny content—perfect for fans on the go.

Anyware partners with Rapoo to bring innovative wireless tech to ANZ, aiming to dominate the Australian peripheral market.

Search giant announces the latest version of its Enterprise Search Appliance in effort to increase business functionality.

Hackers are taking advantage of Skype users with a new malware, infecting Windows PCs through a cunning 'lol is this your new profile pic?' trick.

Lasers have long been regarded as the ‘best’ option for business, but Greg Skinner, Epson New Zealand general manager, argues the case for business inkjet.

Software manufacturer details plans for a sensor bracelet allowing users to control a range of equipment using hand gestures.

Westcon takes the lead in New Zealand IT with first VCE System Architect certification, enhancing tech support for local businesses.

Communications has traditionally been about a device with numeric identity; for many people there were multiple devices and numbers to consider.

With six months to go, now is the time to start thinking about your company’s involvement in the 2013 Great Adventure Race to Cure Kids.

NZ caught in a tech tug-of-war between the US and China, amidst Huawei and Dotcom controversies, raising cyber-espionage fears.

As company shares fall 10% in the face of recent bad publicity, Wall Street analysts continue recommending investors to buy.

Internet user charged under the Skynet law for music piracy requests formal hearing in front of the Copyright Tribunal.

InternetNZ will hold its first ever regional Internet conference - dubbed NetHui South - at Dunedin’s Otago University and Otago Museum in late November.

Outsourcing printing can slash office costs by up to 30%, revealing the hidden perks of leaving it to the specialists.

Kyle Goodwin, sues for his lost Megaupload files in a landmark US court case, highlighting the plight of innocent users caught in legal crossfires.