SmartPhones stories
The worldwide wearables market continued its rapid rise in the first quarter of 2017 (1Q17) with multiple companies experiencing triple digit growth.
Symantec has unveiled new technology that automatically encrypts and tracks data as it moves outside of managed environments.
Polycom Pano allows up to four people in the same meeting room to simultaneously share, contrast, and compare content side-by-side, from any device.
Apple's global developer community has collectively earned more than $70 billion since the App Store first launched in 2008.
Intel says companies need to wake up to the opportunity stream that will emerge when cars become the most powerful mobile data generating devices.
A total of 2.3m units were shipped in the first quarter of 2017 and a long list of new products are scheduled to ship in the second half of 2017.
Children to code robots and drones with Apple's Swift Playgrounds, transforming the way programming is taught in schools.
Apple's iMac Pro, a powerhouse with 18-core Xeon processors, sets December debut for pro users craving next-level performance.
If you put off installing the latest Apple security updates, now is the time to do it, according to Australian security watchdogs Stay Smart Online.
BlackBerry has signed up three new partners to deliver, deploy and support its AtHoc secure crisis communications software locally.
Cybersecurity spending is set to reach $90bn in 2017 as businesses shift focus to detection and response capabilities.
New research has discovered more than half of Australians believe virtual and augmented reality (VR and AR respectively) will live up to the hype.
Adobe boosts mobile productivity with the launch of Adobe Scan app and enhanced Adobe Sign, enriching its Document Cloud suite.
To stay alive, human beings need air, food and water. If you are college student, add to this list of vital resources Internet access.
With Amazon's rollout, there will be pressure on retailers, who will need to focus heavily on retaining customers to avoid losing them to the giant.
After a slow 2016, a new forecast from the International Data Corporation (IDC) has revealed smartphone shipments are expected to rebound in 2017.
Acer and Cyclone forge new partnership to pass on savings and a wider range of ICT procurement options to New Zealand Schools.
Apple's latest iPad Pro wows with ProMotion tech and A10X chip, set to transform potential alongside iOS 11 this spring.
Samsung surges to lead in NZ's smartphone market post-Note 7, as overall shipments take a hit. Apple trails closely, despite sector decline.
Samsung has returned to the number 1 spot in the NZ smartphone market after reclaiming the position from Apple - but change could be near.