Lenovo buffs its channel strategy, fostering deeper partnerships and pushing tech boundaries with robust product demos, says David Heyworth.
Following tests in New Zealand, social networking site rolls out service charging users who promote their wall posts across the U.S.
Wheedle reassures users their passwords are safe post-privacy breach but faces criticism over security handling.
New Zealand reels from Dotcom scandal with PM entangled, sparking debate on bending rules for the infamous, including Mike Tyson.
New legal filing from the South Korean company demands retrial after US$1bn patent loss, citing jury bias for the verdict.
Our neighbours across the Tasman work extra hours via their mobile as the country becomes a nation of mobile addicts.
This Australian distributor has ramped up its Kiwi efforts, opening its first New Zealand office to service both this country and the Pacific Islands.
Discover film magic on the go with IMDb's app, your encyclopaedia for movies, TV shows, trailers, and celeb trivia, crowning our Android App of the Week.
Kiwi web hosting firm continues cloud based growth through acquisition and renaming of Laurus Technology, formerly Utopia.
Exploring the shift to cloud-based Unified Communications in contact centres, Brendan Maree highlights flexibility and cost benefits amidst considerations.
Labour party condemns the under-fire Primer Minister after revelations he knew about illegal spying in the Kim Dotcom case.
2degrees may owe co-founder Simon Tex Edwards $1m after wrongly slashing his salary in 2008, rules Employment Relations Authority.
Hewlett-Packard's stock plummeted to a nine-year low as CEO Meg Whitman stated 2013 will be a fix and rebuild year for the struggling tech giant.
Despite being forced to close online operations two days after its official launch, Trade Me rival posts web developer advert in India.
An infrastructure-as-a-service solution from Gen-i has enabled NZ Oil Services to become more agile, efficient and competitive.
The delivery of unmetered ultrafast broadband connectivity to New Zealand's schools is a step into the future of education.
Ingram Micro NZ restructures again, axing jobs including long-serving National Sales Manager Craig McEwan, with more cuts looming.
NZ sees surging demand for managed disaster recovery solutions, spotlighting opportunities for more channel-specific offerings.
John Key admits he was briefed over the Kim Dotcom case in February but can't recall the reference as the government comes under further fire.
Mainframes, once believed to be facing extinction by 2000, are experiencing a revival in 2012 thanks to cloud computing, ensuring their ongoing relevance.
