Belkin stories
New research has found wireless internet access is ranked second on the things people can't live without, behind food and ahead of smartphones and sex.
10 years ago computer retailers filled their stores with desktop computers, monitors and rows of software. Today they're almost unrecognisable.
Following their acquisition of Linksys from Cisco and the establishment of WeMo, Belkin is targeting home automation and home and SMB networks.
The Belkin Tablet Stage is a simple device, yet brings functionality to the classroom that could change the way children are educated in our schools.
The Belkin ScreenCast AV 4 is a device that will allow you to connect your HDMI components to your HD TV wirelessly.
Belkin's YourType Folio+ transforms the iPad into a laptop substitute with its secure fit and detachable Bluetooth keyboard.
Belkin's Screen Guard for iPad reviewed: an essential, transparent protector that's easy to apply and great value, with two in a pack.
Businesses are embracing the 'Lean' method, revolutionizing efficiency and boosting morale amidst cost-cutting pressures.
Government's Ultra Fast Broadband (UFB) Initiative continues to dominate the telecoms market as the industry undergoes significant changes.
In post-depression New Zealand, the IT sector battles skill shortages while adapting hiring strategies to a shifting job market landscape.
Skills shortages have become a real concern in the IT industries globally as well as in New Zealand. Henrietta Kjaer takes stock of the IT workforce.
Fairfax NZ Ltd transforms billing across 12 mastheads, introducing unified systems for seamless customer engagement and cost-efficient processes.
Belkin's WeMo home automation products will now be sold through more than 160 Bunnings hardware stores nationally.
Exeed boosts its portfolio by securing a deal to distribute Belkin's innovative tech, from routers to eco-friendly devices, across New Zealand.
InternetNZ urges a unified strategy for Ultra Fast Broadband to bridge the urban-rural digital divide, pushing for a 'digital future' minister.
In the fierce battle for IT talent, Infosys leads by hiring 300 in Aus and NZ, blending high-tech roles with meaningful engagement.
New Zealand embarks on ambitious Ultra Fast Broadband plan, with Enable Networks hiring specialists to connect homes and businesses.
Dr Wayne Mapp, Minister of Science and Innovation, spoke to IT Brief about Governmental investment in New Zealand ICT innovation:.
Kiwi innovation thrives on collaboration and a 'Number 8 wire mentality', as experts at Rutherford Innovation Showcase urge for global R&D push.
Mike Clarke, CIO of SkyCity, talks to Henrietta Kjaer about the challenges of managing staff and technology in a 24/7 operation.
