Tablets stories
Help your customers rightsize right, with these tips from Richard Batchelar, Aruba New Zealand territory manager.
Tablets with voice calling outshine phablets in Asia, capturing over 25% market share as consumers seek all-in-one devices.
The Alienware 17 gaming laptop, a dream for hardcore gamers, marries immense power with a luxe design, ensuring top-notch gaming without spec checks.
Samsung extends partnership with IOC through 2020 Olympics, sponsoring in wireless communications and computing category.
From default passwords to missing patches, networks face constant threats that can easily be exploited, putting data at risk and causing potential disasters.
Chromebook sales forecast to nearly triple by 2017, as vendors dive into the thriving market aiming to rejuvenate sub-$300 PC interest.
Changes to licensing for Lync have made it more financially viable for smaller businesses, says Acronym's Dave Allum.
Microsoft's Surface range is reportedly losing the company billions, despite the success of its newest model, the Surface Pro 3.
IT spending is set to improve in H2 2014, with a significant commercial PC refresh cycle already underway, says IDC.
Tablet market grows 11% in Q2 2014, but faces challenges as new players challenge Apple and Samsung's dominance.
The Internet of Things is a curious name for what happens when objects other than computers, start to become electronically networked.
While New Zealander's love affair with television endures, TV sets alone are no longer enough to satisfy Kiwis appetite for content.
Think outside the box with mobility, and its latest offerings, says Fred Viet, Lenovo ANZ channel sales manager.
David McKean, Asus New Zealand sales manager, takes a look at the benefits and challenges posed by tablets for SMBs.
Lenovo sent me their Carbon X1. This is their flagship ultrabook with carbon fibre providing a lightweight yet super tough structure.
Cisco expert urges firms to align wireless strategies with core business goals to avoid underwhelming deployments and meet growing user demands.
In a landmark ruling, a former IBM NZ employee loses his appeal on constructive dismissal, ordered to pay $4000 for breaching employment terms.
Asus plans to target New Zealand's notebook/ultrabook market after Sony and Samsung exit – aims for 10% market share.
Kiwi teenagers impress judges in NetSafe and Google Web Rangers competition, showcasing creative campaigns on online safety.
Samsung's Galaxy Tab S, offering the pinnacle in mobile display tech, now graces New Zealand with unparalleled screen quality and portability.
