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The Bitmoji smartwatch clockface as a “fun, expressive way to depict you living your best life 24/7 - whether it's logging a yoga sesh, celebrating a goal achievement, or reminding you when it's time for bed>>

The unique platform allows BT to fully integrate solutions from its partners.>>

MarketLine asks whether a social media business model based on building popularity before monetisation is fundamentally flawed.>>

“I really could not have chosen a better partner for Snap - which has made working in 2degrees for the past couple of years a lot of fun.">>

2degrees and Chorus will commission the new 100Gb/s capacity during August. 2degrees is Chorus’ first national 100Gb/s customer.>>

2degrees has unveiled its first broadband plans, debuting two consumer plans, with business offerings to follow soon.>>

Popular streaming service Netflix has released findings on how Kiwi internet providers stack up in regards to streaming speeds. >>

Bundled offerings combining mobile, fixed line, broadband and PABX-like services on the cloud are on the way from 2degrees.>>

It is no secret they have struggled in the business space & that was no doubt a large driver in the decision to buy their way into the fixed line game>>

2degrees' purchase of internet service provider Snap, which gives it a foothold in the landline market, is unlikely to deliver a big shake-up in price>>

2Degrees, New Zealand's third-largest mobile telecommunications provider, is to acquire Christchurch-based internet service provider, Snap, to allow >>

As first tipped by Techday on Friday, 2degrees has this morning confirmed it has acquired Snap.>>

After plenty of speculation that 2degrees was about to be sold, it turns out they're the ones doing the buying.>>

Gigabit broadband services are now live in Dunedin today, meaning the city can now access the fastest broadband speeds in the southern hemisphere.>>

Vodafone and Spark have a long way to go before their customers feel satisfied with their service.>>

Westcon Imagine 2014 - Standing tall as one of New Zealand’s fastest-growing service providers,>>

Snap has announced a national-high speed UFB plan, giving Kiwis access to the country’s fastest broadband throughout New Zealand.>>

What can we do with fibre? That’s the question Snap’s James Koers says Kiwi businesses need to be asking now.>>

Straight out of school, Mark Petrie hit the information and communications technology industry.>>

Google has released its first Video Quality Report for New Zealand, enabling Kiwis to check out the level of video quality their Internet service provider can play YouTube videos.>>

Voyager was the standout performer in the latest TrueNet Broadband Report, with the growing Internet Service Provider’s VDSL measuring at 2.5 seconds download speed.>>

Cloud services offer proven benefits to New Zealand businesses seeking greater economies of scale and agility.>>

A standard format has been developed to help consumers compare different fixed line, residential broadband offers from New Zealand’s leading operators.>>

"These changes will make it easier for people to compare what different providers are offering, and to know if they are signing up for a package that meets their needs.">>