SmartPhones stories
Apple recorded the fastest growth in the quarter ended December 2016, making it into the top five despite the segment shrinking 3.1 percent.
Smartphones aim to heighten convenience, but there is a real feeling that they're becoming a bigger target for cybercriminals. Why?.
While many may think the wearables market is a dwindling one, it is actually quite healthy - a change of focus has been put down as the cause.
2016 was the smartphones market's lowest year-over-year growth ever, with a measly 2.5 percent, but the future is looking more encouraging.
When I was a student, I juggled different tools throughout my day—a paper notebook for history, a shared desktop for writing.
Smartphones are driving the growth of new Internet users worldwide, with China and India leading the way, according to a report by Adobe.
IDC has released their report that details a slight decline in the personal computing devices market through to 2021 - it's not all bad though.
The new Android banking malware ESET recently discovered on Google Play was spotted in the wild again, targeting more banks.
Netscout reveals the hidden disruptions of BYOD, highlighting control and Wi-Fi bandwidth challenges in the workplace.
Can a Windows user be converted into an Apple fan in just thirty days? I play guinea pig and use the MacBook Pro for work - and for play.
Schneider Electric's innovative cloud service, StruxureOn, revolutionises data centre management with real-time, smartphone-accessible insights.
Biometrics firm Suprema has launched BioSign 2.0, a mobile fingerprint authentication technology with unparalleled speed and accuracy.
Apple's new 175-acre campus in the Santa Clara Valley will be ready for employees this April, according to reports.
HP New Zealand Partner First Forum highlighted a number of adjacent markets for HP's resellers to grow into. And the markets are...
A new think tank report by BlackBerry says that Australia's cyber risk is changing all the way down to infrastructure, even to the people behind it.
Apple edges past Microsoft in NZ's heated detachable market battle, seizing a narrow 2016 lead with a 32% share.
Apple Sales New Zealand reaped more revenue from the New Zealand market last financial year, but that wasn't enough to prevent a 63% drop in profit.
Hold the phone: Nokia has unveiled three new smartphones at MWC, however it's the comeback of the iconic brick 3310 that is making the most noise.
It was a busy week for the NetGuide team. We thought we'd make it easy for you and pick out our highlights of the week in the land of consumer tech.
Primarily because it links into the professional development model that is increasingly being adopted in New Zealand schools.
