Samsung trumps Apple in smartphone sales, shipping up to 28 million units, as anticipation for a new iPhone tempers Apple's figures.
Motorola Mobility faces a US$32 million loss due to weak sales of Xoom tablets, amidst a planned US$12.5 billion Google acquisition.
HP cancels its plan to sell PC division, asserting it benefits customers, partners, and shareholders, says CEO Meg Whitman.
Auckland's Armageddon Expo 2011 promises epic gaming with 10 pre-releases like Assassin's Creed: Revelations and Skyrim, plus exclusive events.
The Uncharted franchise has done a lot to bridge the divide between gaming and film, and the latest incarnation, Uncharted 3, goes further than ever.
Sony takes full control of the mobile handset business, buying Ericsson's stake for over NZD $1.8 billion, and strengthens its consumer device range.
Kinect Sports: Season Two takes motion-controlled gaming to new heights, delivering an eclectic mix of sports and improved gameplay.
Gen-i secures monumental deal with Westpac to helm its data centre operations, promising unparalleled resilience and efficiency.
Revera set to open their fifth NZ data centre in Wellington, a Tier-3 facility, as they gear up for a 10-year government contract.
Renaissance's head of distribution, Warwick Grey, has resigned to join Microsoft as consumer/retail product distribution manager.
As the Rugby World Cup concludes, NZ politicians gear up for an election battle, with ICT policies front and centre.
IBM appoints Virginia Rometty as its first female CEO after 100 years in business. She will take up the role in January.
Financial blockade by Visa, MasterCard, and PayPal leaves WikiLeaks cash-strapped, cutting 95% of its donations.
New study reveals the typical NZ gamer is 33 and 47% female, reshaping stereotypes as mobile and social games attract wider audiences.
Tales of court action, shareholder disagreements, employment disputes and frozen bank accounts for local ISP and hosting company.
Kiwi firm Endace expands in US market, opening an office in Silicon Valley and hiring a veteran from Juniper Networks.
Telecom eyes future growth, discussing Chorus split at Auckland AGM while CEO underlines strides in efficiency and service.
Datacom secures major government IaaS deal, to propel NZ's digital landscape with new data center in Hamilton and expansions in Auckland and Wellington.
Nokia launches its first Windows phones, aiming to revive its market stance against Apple and Google, with high hopes pinned on the Lumia models.
Veeam reports booming growth, with bookings revenue up 181% and 5,000 new customers thanks to innovative technology releases.
