Tablets stories - Page 63

So you've found a tablet that off the shelf appears to offer great value for money. But have you considered its total cost of ownership (TCO)?.

Eight resellers will be heading off on a 'real Kiwi adventure' after being named the winners of Dicker Data's Wild NZ promotion. And the winners are….

There's a rebirth in monitoring and measuring security threats and a new movement in secure design patterns, says Tenable Network Security's Ron Gula.

Apple and Samsung defy downward trend in global tablet market, with IDC reporting year-over-year decline of 14.7%.

Should organisations upgrade their computers or replace them altogether? A survey reveals a 50-50 split among IT professionals.

Apple launches next-gen MacBook Pros, boasting a customizable Touch Bar, faster graphics, enhanced colour and sound, in a sleeker design from NZ$2499.

Facebook's Zuckerberg unwittingly highlights global webcam spying risk, spotlights vital need for robust digital defences.

Teachers around the world are using Google Classroom and Chromebooks to save time and engage students in the classroom. #Education #Technology.

The use of augmented reality apps in businesses could lead to security breaches if not properly prepared, warns Ixia.

A driverless car is a very advanced mode of transportation, possibly even without a readily available steering wheel.

TechOne's Evolve 2016 hails the dawn of a digital future, with SaaS taking centre stage in enterprise cloud innovation.

Cybercrime hits hard with global losses over $2 billion; experts say no simple fix, call for comprehensive security strategies.

HP has released a range of dedicated gaming computers called OMEN, featuring laptops, desktops, and accessories.

Think print is dead? No chance says Dove Electronics. In fact it's a growing – and potentially profitable – market for Kiwi resellers the distie says.

If you like to customise your sounds, lead active lifestyles and despise connecting cables, these earbuds could be the answer you've been looking for.

As we continue to make rapid advances in technological innovation, people worldwide have been rapidly embracing the virtual personal assistant (VPA).

New findings show eye strain is a bigger problem than ever in NZ, and optometrists are urging us to step away from our screens, or use protection.

Tech job losses are akin to 'economic climate change,' says Kathryn Myronuk of Singularity University, warning of drastic impacts as automation advances.

With so much thought going into the engineering I can report nothing negative about his little beauty. Certainly a worthwhile investment.

Armed with an Intel Core i3 processor, the Acer Switch Alpha 12 is pretty zippy upon startup, and I found it easy to use the touch screen controls.