Microsoft unveils the finalists for its 2010 NZ Partner Awards, spotlighting innovation and collaboration within the tech industry.
The Telecommunications Users Association of New Zealand has announced the finalists of its 2010 Innovation Awards.
NZ gears up for a $1.5bn Ultra Fast Broadband Network, set to revolutionize its telecommunication landscape and challenge Telecom's dominance.
Rosalie Nelson, a leading voice at IDC NZ, sheds light on the telco industry's transformation amid regulatory changes and economic shifts.
SmartPay now supports 2degrees top-ups, expanding its reach amidst the network's booming growth in New Zealand's mobile market.
Apple faces backlash as iPhone 4 signal drops when held a certain way, Jobs' advice: Avoid holding it in that way.
Vodafone earmarks itself as the frontrunner in NZ's smartphone transformation, revealing three new Androids to expand its diverse portfolio.
Tony Baird steps down as Chief Executive of Farmside to join Vodafone as Head of Networks and Operations, following a transformative three-year tenure.
Nearly 3/4 of rural NZ fear youth are at a disadvantage without broadband, affecting education, IT skills, and social opportunities.
Firm slashes prepay calls between networks by almost a third, claiming the lowest calling rate in New Zealand.
Vodafone claims its new talkZoneZero plan will enable customers to call anyone in New Zealand for no more than $136 a month.
Apple's iPhone 4 dazzles with its Retina display, claims title of thinnest smartphone, and boosts gaming with a 3-axis gyro.
Apple unveils iPhone 4 at developer conference in the US; Vodafone to launch in New Zealand in the coming months.
Amid XT Network woes, Telecom's CEO strolls riverside in Otago for a charm offensive TV ad, urging Kiwis to re-embrace the service with humour and humility.
2degrees shakes up NZ mobile market, gaining over 200,000 subscribers in 6 months, proving sceptics wrong and signalling a new chapter.
Once the preserve of early adopters, VoIP is now a common form of voice delivery in the New Zealand workplace.
In defiance of recession, the wireless market thrives, fuelled by demand for better coverage and affordable broadband services.
What if broadband had not become a political carrot in the last election and National had not promised to invest $1.5 billion on a fibre to the home network?.
Axia NetMedia emerges from the shadows with Vodafone backing in its bid for New Zealand's fibre network, promising affordable triple-play services.
Companies should be adopting new DDI services quicker than they currently are, says solutions provider, Infoblox.
