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HP's tech revamp boosts Northland Regional Council's efficiency, aiming for enhanced service delivery to New Zealand's northern residents.

Apple introduces USB Power Adapter Takeback Program after Chinese bride-to-be dies from electric shock using charging iPhone. Adapters priced at USD $10.

Company appoints former HP sales chief as new country manager, tasked with government, public sector and financial services.

Almost one in every five 18 to 24 year old Kiwi mobile phone users switched service providers in the past year - a rate 50% above the New Zealand norm.

Social networking site hires former Motorola Mobility advisor to expand the company brand, becoming the first Chief Marketing Officer at the firm.

Many software developers have built their business from the ground up, starting with a can-do attitude and a few bits of kit in the garage.

It’s easier than you may think to make your profile catch the eye of potential partners, employers and clients.

Following reduced prices on its Surface RT tablets, Microsoft strikes again, slashing the Surface Pro by US$100.

Following a year-long investigation by the Australian Taxation Office, CEO and CFO quit the electronics company after verdict.

Ingram Micro has inked a deal with Telecom New Zealand to streamline the warehousing and distribution of mobile devices and customer-fixed line hardware.

NZ's 'Get Home Safe' app, a pioneering tool by Boyd Peacock, offers live safety tracking, aiming to protect individuals during solo activities.

NewLease demystifies cloud adoption at transformative workshops in Auckland and Wellington, offering real-world strategies for businesses.

Telecom and Vodafone, in the midst of a High Court injunction, set to battle it out in court later this month.

Connector Systems seals a deal with Aruba Networks to distribute its full product range, including Wireless LAN and Network Management.

OneNet, a trailblazer in NZ's cloud computing, seeks new resellers after a decade of growth and over 150 partnerships.

Can we build a truly secure cloud? Microsoft's general manager of Trustworthy Computing, Adrienne Hall, says it's a challenging goal. #cloudsecurity.

Replace shamed American cyclist Lance Armstrong with Samsung, swap the banned drug EPO with GPU and bang - we have a controversy...

HP introduces game-changing Lifetime Warranty 2.0 for networking products, offering 24/7 support and next-day hardware replacement at no extra cost.

Obama sides with Apple, overturning the ban on iPhone 4 and iPad 2, thwarting Samsung's plans in a major trade decision.

Vodafone defends advertising campaign after Telecom files High Court complaint over misleading SuperNet branding.