Stories by Staff - Page 198

Microsoft intensifies advertising campaign to criticize Google's handling of personal information. Will it affect Google's dominance?.

When it comes to mobile shopping and making payments from their mobile, Kiwis are amongst the best in the world.

While you slept, Telecom fought a night-long battle against malware targeting Yahoo's Xtra emails, improving security once again.

Kiwis help internet radio service hit milestone user base, signalling a preference for renting music over buying it.

Discover the five key items successful professionals like Richard Branson and Meg Whitman rely on daily to boost productivity and creativity.

Connector Systems appoints Simon Gillson as Brocade Business manager, leveraging his IT expertise to drive Brocade's growth in New Zealand.

Telecom projects a sense of calm following latest Yahoo Xtra email security breach, telling users what to do….

Yahoo Xtra email users face another spam barrage, raising questions about Telecom's resolve and user trust amidst renewed Yahoo partnership.

Auckland’s Bethells Beach is again making waves around the world with the release of Samsung’s latest TV advert.

Dimension Data CEO Robin Hartendorp appointed GM Central Government, strengthening the company's Wellington presence.

Dimension Data has appointed Simon Gillespie as New Zealand CEO to lead its local operations, following Robin Hartendorp's decision to join Gen-i.

NEC's new Tech Innovation Centre in Wellington celebrates 50 years in NZ with cutting-edge tech and a biometric avatar, opened by PM John Key.

Communications company adds 'context' to previous story, telling off TechDay and claiming it was not 'dumped' by Telecom.

Observatory Crest becomes Australia and New Zealand's sole distributor for AlgoSec's network security management products, enhancing IT security infrastructure.

As Kiwis face more work with less reward, a Hudson report urges employers to balance recognising effort and managing budgets.

Telecom New Zealand reveals it will have 4G LTE live on a large part of its Smartphone Network in Auckland by October.

Telecom replaces Alcatel-Lucent with Huawei for its 4G build, aiming to have 4G LTE live in Auckland by October with advanced tech trials.

Intergen further builds on its Australia presence with Sydney CBD expansion, looking to double staff within the next year.

Wellington-based Xero is on course with its expansion plan, adding jobs globally despite forecasting an annual loss under $15m.

Microsoft will end Windows XP support in a year, leaving businesses using the system open to possible breaches.