SmartPhones stories - Page 362

Roy Wittert, the Motorola ANZ sales lead for wireless network solutions, will present a Motorola training session on 25 May.

BlackBerry World reveals PlayBook's native email and Android app player, expanding its arsenal against iPad amidst Microsoft/RIM buzz.

Control drones with your iPhone! Parrot's AR.Drone brings aerial battles to life via app connectivity. Ideal for tech enthusiasts, not gamers.

Simms has had a record-breaking year in New Zealand, fortifying its market presence with Dell, Motion, and Kingston, says GM Vaughan Nankivell.

Valve demonstrates how the difficult follow-up to one of this generation's most novel and innovative games should be done.

BlackBerry and Microsoft forge alliance to shake up mobile search market, making Bing the default engine on BlackBerry devices.

Yoobee (formerly Magnum Mac) closed up shop at its New Plymouth store recently, as a result of location-based re-evaluation according to CEO Webb.

Macs face unprecedented virus threat with OSX/MacDefender.A, tricking users with bogus malware scans. A concerning first for Apple devotees.

Apple unveils upgraded iMacs with Quad-Core i5, HD FaceTime camera, and Thunderbolt connectors, enhancing performance and connectivity.

Mac users can now test Chrome Canary, a pre-Dev browser version for those who don't mind bugs in exchange for early features.

Amid the browser battles, Safari and Chrome surge as IE and Firefox lose ground, despite their latest updates.

Your every move tracked: Beyond Google and Apple, discover who else is monitoring you, from ISPs to loyalty schemes.

RIM introduces the BlackBerry Torch 9800 in NZ, blending touch with a slide-out keyboard, enhanced messaging, and social media integration.

Google caught in storm as leaked emails reveal the critical role of location data in their strategy amid a $50m lawsuit.

Apple set to unveil new iMacs next week, featuring Intel's latest processors and the revolutionary Thunderbolt port.

FlipShare's new app brings its award-winning video capture to iPhones, iPads, and Android, making sharing moments easier than ever.

Telecom quietly releases new Android tablet aimed at gamers and budget-conscious buyers. Full review coming soon.

Discover essential apps like Pixelate to visualise wall colours (iPhone, USD $2.59) or Subway's loyalty manager (iOS, Android, Windows; Free).

Android.Walkinwat is the first mobile phone threat that slaps the wrists of users who illegally download files from unauthorised sites.

NZ lags behind in e-waste management, needing urgent collaboration for interim stewardship solutions amid growing electronic waste concerns.