Stories by Staff - Page 165

Replace shamed American cyclist Lance Armstrong with Samsung, swap the banned drug EPO with GPU and bang - we have a controversy...

HP introduces game-changing Lifetime Warranty 2.0 for networking products, offering 24/7 support and next-day hardware replacement at no extra cost.

Obama sides with Apple, overturning the ban on iPhone 4 and iPad 2, thwarting Samsung's plans in a major trade decision.

Vodafone defends advertising campaign after Telecom files High Court complaint over misleading SuperNet branding.

Gen-i secures major Network for Learning contract, set to provide over 800,000 NZ students with a cutting-edge online education experience.

Telecom is suing rival Vodafone, seeking a court order to halt or change its SuperNet adverts, which it deems misleading and in breach of the Fair Trading Act.

Technology retailer embarks on ambitious plan after completing final business buyout in July, opening stores in both NZ and Australia.

Ruckus Wireless reports strong Q2 with 30.6% YoY revenue growth and record number of new wins in service provider business.

While Apple season may have passed, one keen Australian paid a whopping $1,700 for a few pieces of fruit. Or was she expecting a few new iPhones?.

Gartner survey finds SaaS lacks clear security terms, pushing for transparent cloud contracts to ensure data protection and recovery.

Industry giants and startups alike are fuelling the cloud BI market's rapid growth, suggests Ovum's latest analysis.

Whistleblower haunts organisations, who are now investing greater time and money into monitoring inside security threats.

Microsoft criticises NZ's Telco bill, joining tech titans in warning against threats to privacy and industry growth.

Android users rejoice as Office 365 now extends its app suite to include them, promising seamless productivity across devices.

Cyclone Computers secures contract to supply Motion Computing tablets to UK gov agencies, revolutionizing mobile data access in the field.

Labour slams govt for shelving copyright law review, urges NZ internet and creative sectors to push for reform to match digital age needs.

Security software company beats analysts expectations during Q1, thanks to reduced costs following a decline in PC sales.

NZ businesses face slower internet, not from weak connections, but from staff's myriad devices overloading networks, says Lume director.

CIOs battle rapid tech evolution and leadership expectations amidst a mix of mobile, social, cloud, and data challenges.

Take a look what happens when a few technophiles unplug and take a holiday away from Twitter, Facebook, MySpace and even email….