SmartPhones stories
The BackStab attacks see cyber criminals use malware to remotely infiltrate computers, with iOS devices particularly vulnerable.
Necklace storing medical records and wearable soap win UNICEF's Wearables for Good challenge. Prize: $15,000 each.
Vocus and M2 have gone into a trading halt on the ASX as the companies await the outcome of a court hearing on the Vocus' proposed acquisition of M2.
There's no doubt the rise of the Internet of Things is fundamentally changing the way we interact with the world around us.
Cradlepoint acquires Pertino, integrating SDN innovation with 4G LTE solutions to transform enterprise networking.
Well done Asus, this is a superb device and I can see gamers or those watching 4K video getting superior performance right out of the box.
Government tees up digital marketplace to enable more ICT suppliers to nab some of the $5b annual government ICT spend and a cyber security centre.
The new features include SmartTrack automatic exercise recognition as well as enhancements to Fitbit's PurePulse heart rate tracking.
Australian charity Cancer Council NSW has partnered with Riverbed Technology, deploying Riverbed SteelHead appliances across multiple sites.
According to NetSafe, New Zealanders are questioning if advertisements offering the latest iPhone for a buck are too good to be true.
The Commerce Commission says it is satisfied that the acquisition will not substantially lessen competition in the affected markets.
TechDay team boosts productivity with sleek AOC 27 monitors, praising crisp display and versatile connectivity options.
Quickflix, New Zealand's original online movie and TV streaming service, is offering all movie and TV buffs a one month free trial along with a bonus.
After a year of 'laying the foundations' for greater channel business in New Zealand, Dell is looking forward to a bumper 2016.
You'd be forgiven for thinking Apple rumours were the only game in town. Recently they've been bubbling over around Samsung's flagship phone.
According to a new report by TechSci, the global market for flexible and transparent displays will cross $480 million in 2015.
Ingram Micro has signed a sub-distribution deal which will see it offering the Moov range of fitness wearables in New Zealand.
Vita Group will close its eight remaining Next Byte retail stores by March next year, with staff to be redeployed within Vita or retrenched.
The brakes are expected to start coming off PC spending in the later half of next year, with IDC predicting a return to growth in PC shipments.
Strap yourself in for a bumpy year in the Kiwi PC market in 2016, with IDC NZ expecting declining shipments - and vendor consolidation.
