SmartPhones stories
How do you maintain the security of your organisation's data in a world where your employees, contractors and partners are working on mobile devices?.
The objective is to make the hospital experience more pleasant by enabling patients to maintain communication with family and business contacts.
The FBI should stop bullying Apple and the technology industry and spend their time and energy instead on figuring out other ways of investigating.
The emergence of customised solutions and integrated packages will significantly boost the global wireless home security market until 2019.
Student information systems are being more readily adopted by schools, thanks largely to advancements in cloud computing and the growth of mobiles.
Endpoint data is often one of the most forgotten aspects of an enterprise data protection strategy, yet it is among the most valuable to a company.
Vocus Communications has seen its revenue soar 181%, with NPAT up 203% in its last financials prior to the M2 merger.
New survey by Spark shows that New Zealanders over 55 are tech-savvy, with 70% feeling confident using technology.
Rumour has it that by this June we could be approaching warp speed with the introduction of a new generation of MacBook Pros.
Various sources attest to the fact that Apple is working on creating a phone that is unhackable by government bodies or even Apple itself.
Touch ID may not be as secure as you thought, with a mobile security company getting around the security with an unlikely partner in crime: Play-Doh.
Picture two people from a large organisation. They have different needs and completely different levels of access to their network. Can it work?.
Sony Mobile has released the first 'X' series smartphones designed with new layers of intelligence technologies and communication features.
BYOD policies can boost productivity, but businesses must be aware of the downsides, including employee lawsuits and technical issues.
Wearables have taken a big step forward with triple digit growth in 2015, but 'me too' copycats won't cut it going forward.
What began as the brainchild of two Steves is now the world's largest information technology company and at the forefront of innovative technology.
Nokia has launched new data center services and teamed up with integrated manufacturing company Sanmina to collaborate on data center solutions.
Kiwi entrepreneur launches Kickstarter campaign for Bluejay, the first smart car mount. Campaign has already raised $15k.
Volvo ushers in the keyless era with smartphone app replacing traditional car keys, set to transform access and car sharing.
The Ministry of Education has alerted New Zealand educators to the fact that Apple is recalling the two-prong Apple AC wall plug adapters.
