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Sybase and Vasco have both released new capabilties today in hopes of better meeting the needs of enterprise iPhone users.

Telecom's Q1 earnings reveal a 4.1% dip, despite mobile user boost and a 9% net earnings rise, amidst looming regulatory challenges.

A new Pew study counters claims that the Internet isolates users, showing it enhances social interaction and community engagement instead.

Telecommunication providers had a strong showing in this year’s Deloitte Fast 50, which ranks the fastest growing companies in New Zealand.

The XT Network is considered a key plank in Telecom’s transformation plan, so how has it performed? Today’s Q1 briefing was the first chance to find out.

Telecom’s Q1 results briefing was dominated by one question today – what is the company going to do about Ultra Fast Broadband?.

Scammers exploit Google Wave's popularity, using fake invite generators to distribute malware via forums and Twitter, warns Symantec Security Response.

[Updated - Telecom responds]Loyalty offers made by Telecom Wholesale between December 2008 and July 2009 are the subject of Commerce Commission proceedings.

Federated Farmers and TUANZ challenge government to invest more in rural broadband roll out for productivity and social gains.

It’s on the market to 30 million Latin American subscribers, but a Unisys voice to text application developed in Wellington is not available here.

Renaissance appointed as Adobe Gold Channel Partner, promising enhanced service and training to customers in New Zealand.

Observatory Crest secures ANZ distribution rights for Arbor Networks, bolstering global network security solutions in the region.

In a global survey by HP, over 90% of senior executives foresee unpredictable business cycles, with nearly 75% viewing technology as crucial to success.

A new IDC survey found that 75% of surveyed CIOs in ANZ faced the economic downturn without cutting IT budget or staff, but still implemented cost savings.

For the second time in a week a man has been jailed for 20 months after trading child sexual abuse images on the Internet.

The entire Beatles catalogue will soon be available on a limited edition, apple-shaped USB device, featuring re-mastered audio and exclusive visual content.

Auckland Hospital is trialling its first mobile telehealth solution, partnering with Gen-i and Alcatel Lucent for a three-month pilot, which began on 1 October.

Waikato University leaps onto the digital stage by joining iTunes U, offering over 200 free educational podcasts to a global audience.

PGG Wrightson has swapped tape backups for disk-to-disk, cutting backup time from 120 hours to 12, thanks to New Zealand's Revera, enhancing data protection.

They’re both in charge of billion-dollar broadband builds which, if they can pull them off, will turn their countries into broadband leaders.