The local District Health Board placing an order for several new C5v Mobile Clinical Assistant (MCA) tablet PCs from Motion following a huge success.
IRD reverses stance on failed software projects, boosting IT confidence and safeguarding innovation investments in NZ.
While Cloud computing is offering new levels of speed and savings, traditional IT services still have their place.
As gamers eagerly immerse themselves in Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012, TechDay is fortunate to speak with Wizards of the Coast's Worth Wollpert.
Eve Online embarks on a new era with Incarna 1.0, letting players explore beyond their spacecraft for the first time.
Team Bondi, behind the hit LA Noire, faces backlash as former Sydney staff demand credit for their work amidst allegations of harsh conditions.
Apple's iCloud set to revolutionise with 150 million users, following a surge in interest for its free and premium services, reveals RBC Capital survey.
ICONZ revolutionises web delivery for NZ firms with a global CDN, speeding up international data sharing and reducing website load times.
Deputy PM Bill English and Harvard's Lessig to headline Auckland's sold-out NetHui, focusing on New Zealand's Internet future.
Tablet sales set to soar to 215 million by 2025, with Apple's iPad leading the charge, defying predictions of PC market cannibalisation.
Sony Japan unveils the new PS3 with a 320GB HDD, reduced power use, and subtle design tweaks, but prices remain unchanged.
1.3 million users of Sega Pass gaming network hit by hackers, with names, birth dates, email addresses and passwords accessed.
Decline hits Blackberry's parent, RIM, as shares fall to a 5-year low, reflecting intense competition from iPhone and Android devices.
New mobile loan service in New Zealand faces criticism for its exorbitant interest rates and opaque terms, sparking consumer advocate concerns.
At E3, Nintendo wowed with the Zelda orchestration, pledged depth with the Wii U, and aimed to please both hardcore and casual gamers.
BlackBerry renews its exclusive NZ partnership with OneNet, ensuring its unique enterprise security services remain unrivalled.
NetGear's latest tech, the Universal Wi-Fi Range Extender, promises to eliminate irksome Wi-Fi dead zones, welcoming a seamless internet experience.
Polycom launches UC Intelligent Core software, revolutionising teleconferencing by enabling universal connection among a myriad of devices.
Providing businesses with a framework to improve IT is the goal of recent updates to the Getting IT Right website.
Naverisk celebrates its second anniversary by launching Naverisk V4.0, offering free access to the IT management software update until November 2011.
