SmartPhones stories
Spark New Zealand has announced it will begin offering smart home security services later this year, and this week has launched 'Morepork'.
Companies need security measures to protect against cyber criminals accessing information & networks through activities staff may think are harmless.
Third-party applications designed to run on wearable devices will surge as developers race to deliver killer apps for consumer and enterprise use.
The IoT market's rapid growth is set to hit USD $1.7 trillion by 2020, driven by massive investments in devices, connectivity, and IT services, says IDC.
Now, as a nominated Apple Education partner, Lexel can offer schools and education institutions education specific Apple products and pricing.
The increasing number of non-smartphone devices and the need to connect these devices offer new revenue opportunities for device vendors and telcos.
Fortinet is the latest company in acquisition mode, announcing it will acquire Wi-Fi networking company Meru Networks, in a US$44 million deal.
Mobile phones and Twitter can accurately estimate crowd sizes, according to researchers at Warwick Business School.
Apple's recent shift to bigger screen models with a broader country reach has had an immediate impact on volumes.
BYOD policies require commitment from all employees to follow security policies says Rick Bell, architect for UXC Connect.
BrandZ reveals its top 100 most valuable global brands, and takes a closer look at the growing power of the technology sector and how it's evolving.
Spark has deployed 4G to its 150th mobile site over the 700MHz spectrum on its Hangatiki site, marking what it says is a key milestone for Waikato.
UK tech firm SkipRoaming has launched an app that aims to reduce the cost of mobile international and roaming calls.
Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi and Noel Leeming to retail consumer range as world's largest PC manufacturer makes push for NZ consumer market.
Epson has launched three new EcoTank printers in New Zealand, each with two years worth of ink straight out of the box.
New Zealand tablet shipments plummet; Apple maintains top spot, while Surface Pro offers hope for Windows tablets and 2-in-1 market.
Global tablet shipments to decline 3.8% this year, says IDC, but cellular-enabled tablets and 2-in-1 devices buck the trend with strong growth.
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Wearables will be a $1 billion market in Australia by 2018 with enterprise adoption expected to take off from 2017.
Green Mountain Grill sports a Wi-Fi access point and is iPhone controlled. It's an improbable combo, but in use it worked well.
