SmartPhones stories
Homebuyers are increasingly seeking properties that let them control lighting, heating and security from their devices.
Microsoft's rise in Gartner's UEM rankings highlights their innovative multi-layered mobile security approach, surpassing traditional MDM solutions.
Solace CEO, Les Rechan, discusses the importance of corporate agility for businesses in an interview with IT Brief.
Amid rising cyber threats and costly data breaches, Kaspersky Lab advises enhanced cyber hygiene to safeguard valuable digital assets.
The attack dubbed 'Roaming Mantis' remains highly active, exploring new tricks and techniques to extend its reach.
Kaspersky's cybersecurity weekend in APAC focuses on Balkanisation, examining how a fragmented internet threatens global cybersecurity and benefits criminals.
The average home will have over 35 IoT devices by 2020, but as connectivity increases, so do cyber threats. Learn how to keep your smart home safe.
BlackBerry has unveiled a new Enterprise of Things (EoT) platform that enables OEMs to produce 'things' with high levels of security and safety.
Apple introduces the Watch Series 4 with cutting-edge fall detection and ECG monitoring, promising enhanced fitness and emergency features from NZD $699.
Apple launches the iPhone XR, Xs, and Xs Max, boasting advanced displays, superior cameras, and powerful A12 Bionic chips, starting at NZD $1399.
SMBs are 4x more likely to be victims of crime than homes are, a statistic HID Global is looking to tackle with its latest security solution.
New Zealand is becoming a global leader in smart TV adoption, with a 44% adoption rate second only to South Korea, according to research firm IDC.
With the growth of software-as-a-service products, SMBs are increasingly able to afford powerful tools that were traditionally barred to them.
Ruckus Networks' State of Wi-Fi survey finds almost half of Australian organisations deal with Wi-Fi downtime up to five times per month.
Despite global shipment numbers dropping by more than a third, the market outlook is still positive an IDC Tracker report shows.
Mobile devices, smart platforms, collaboration tools and business apps are creating efficiencies in the workplace.
As the -aaS economy balloons worldwide, distributors like Synnex are moving past simple device-aaS offerings to create comprehensive TaaS solutions.
Apple's share of the market continues to grow along with Chinese competitors Xiaomi and Huawei. Fitbit still in decline.
The two companies hope to cultivate the 3D flash memory business with the new research and manufacturing facilities.
Synnex Australia will now distribute PC cases and components from Fractal Design - a Scandinavian-inspired, design-focused vendor.