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Apple’s record-breaking streak with the iPhone continues, as other smartphone vendors are struggling, according to Juniper Research.

Apple has held its spot at the top in the global tablet market, despite a substantial decline in a market that has seen little innovation or updates.

The way Kiwis stay productive, connect and consume online media is constantly evolving, and rise of tablet usage has played an important role in this.

Apple Watch launch propels smart watches into mainstream; big players expanding product offerings. Growth predicted until 2020.

Red Hat has entered into a strategic alliance with Samsung, with the aim of delivering the next generation of mobile solutions to enterprises.

Because Samsung phones grant elevated privileges to update code, a payload delivered in this way bypasses many of the Android system protections.

Samsung Electronics has been named the best brand in Asia for the fourth year in a row, beating out competitors such as Apple and Sony.

Samsung says the flaw is extremely difficult to exploit, but if successful, an attacker could have an enormous amount of access to an affected device.

Samsung unveils the SE790C, a 34-inch curved monitor blending immersive gaming with business efficiency, certified for eye comfort.

New Zealand tablet shipments plummet; Apple maintains top spot, while Surface Pro offers hope for Windows tablets and 2-in-1 market.

Fitbit tops the sales figures, but research firm Canalys forecasts 20 million Apple Watches will be shipped in 2015.

US court upholds finding of Samsung's infringement on Apple's patents, but reduces damages in long-running lawsuit.

One third of organisations are currently supporting activity-based working, with a further third looking to implement it soon, says survey.

Virtual reality comes to Noel Leeming on Saturday, with 20 stores across New Zealand showcasing the Samsung Gear VR Innovator Edition.

Apple's entry into the smartwatch market is expected to benefit all smartwatch suppliers, says IHS Technology.

The global PC market, including tablets, experienced an annual decline of 7% in the first quarter of 2015, reaching 115.7 million units worldwide.

Samsung has launched the Galaxy Tab Active, which is more suited to Kiwi enterprise and which is capable of working in tough outdoor environments.

Samsung took home a profit of $12 million for the first 15 months of operation in New Zealand, according to the company’s first financial statements.

As tablet sales drop, IDC finds silver lining in cellular models and resilient 2-in-1 devices amid dynamic tech market shifts.

Samsung Electronics New Zealand has announced its new printer range that’s powered by Android and targeted to business users.