Laptops stories - Page 78

TVNZ OnDemand has today announced it will be launching a new interface in February, aiming to optimise Kiwis' viewing experiences.

Commvault launches new Simpana for Endpoint Data Protection, ensuring data safety for the mobile workforce amidst rising global breaches.

Lifesize has released two new icon video systems as well as updates to the Lifesize Cloud service, and has recently received a Frost and Sullivan award.

Polycom study reveals over 90% using video collaboration report higher productivity, savings, and better work-life balance.

The console does a little bit of everything, although sometimes it fails to deliver and may become more of a hassle than it is truly worth.

IT Service Management software gears up for the cloud transition, promising 20% annual savings and enhanced mobility for users.

Pat Pilcher caught up with Ray Owen, the new head of ANZ for Nokia to chat about the future of mobile networks.

Employees are facing communications mode overload, says Plantronics' Graeme Gherbaz. Tame it and reap the rewards.

It's not enough to secure devices in the mobile world, says Intergen's Chris Auld. But he says there's a simple solution to ease many security issues.

In NZ, tech gifts like laptops, smartphones and tablets are this Christmas' top picks to help loved ones achieve their 2015 goals.

Lightbox streaming service launches on PS4 today, marking it the first games console in NZ to offer ad-free TV shows like Breaking Bad.

The IT landscape is evolving and changing, and CommVault are working to meet customer requirements with new solution sets and R2 bundles.

A Far North education trust is expanding an internet-based teaching system with the help of a $130,000 Rotary grant.

After sweeping web awards, TVNZ OnDemand aims to captivate family viewers with exclusive kids' content and record streaming numbers.

University of Otago revolutionises learning with Citrix's virtual resources, enabling flexible education for over 21,000 students.

Acronis unveils security solutions for NZ's SMBs and enterprises, offering secure mobile device management and data sharing.

True disruption can only occur when a technology solves a problem in such a way that users can't imagine doing the same task the old way ever again.

BYOD is becoming more common, and by 2018 Gartner predicts twice as many employee owned devices will be used for work than enterprise owned devices.

The PwC Global entertainment and media outlook, 2014-2018, forecasts digital advertising will increase by 10.2% every year until 2018.

Stay ahead of the IT game in this rapidly changing technological world and learn a thing or two from Melcalfe, Moore, Edholm and Shannon.