Australian stories
Siblings Peter and Kylie Walker use billion-dollar satellite tech to unearth hidden Tupperware, captivating a global geocaching audience with their unique blog.
Fuji Xerox triumphs in laser printer sales amid a 7% decline in the ANZ printer market, driven by aggressive price strategies.
Know Your Meme has unveiled its top 10 memes for 2011, with Rebecca Black's Friday taking the top spot, followed by First World Problems and Occupy Wall Street.
Simms International is riding high with record sales and profits, and the company – due to rebrand early next year – is promising even greater next year. v.
New Zealand and Australia businesses are proving to be ready adopters of cloud services. The most recent Asia Pacific Cloud Index.
Cyberbaiting, the act of students taunting teachers then filming their reactions, is a growing phenomenon, according to a new report.
ANZ sees 22% drop in PC monitor shipments due to economic worries, yet LED market shines with a 63% share, says IDC.
Samsung has emerged as the top mobile phone brand in Australia and New Zealand, overtaking Apple, driven by strong Galaxy S II sales and growing Android demand.
Partners who can have financial conversation as well as technology conversation will succeed in 2012, new ANZ channel director says.
As the Australian Samsung injunction lifts, a German judgement threatens to bar Apple's entire 3G line in the region.
HP launches e-smiles campaign, inviting the public to send digital messages of hope to sick kids at Ronald McDonald House, Auckland.
Cisco unveils a simplified channel structure for its New Zealand partners, backing it with USD $75 million globally, including USD $15 million for Asia-Pacific.
Julian Assange's battle against extradition to Sweden continues as the British High Court grants him permission to appeal to the Supreme Court.
Samsung wins appeal to overturn Australian ban on Galaxy Tab 10.1, but faces Apple's fightback with a further delay.
Clear Mobitel aims to launch NZ's 4th mobile network with a unique LTE strategy, eyeing rural sectors despite scepticism and market challenges.
The SMB market is ready for managed print services, says Anthony Toope, marketing manager, Fuji Xerox Printers Australia and New Zealand.
Printers offer a greater opportunity to enhance business productivity than many realise, says Carmel Mosser, general manager, Lexmark Australia and New Zealand.
Extreme Networks is on the move – with the company seeking a much stronger presence in the mid-sized enterprise market and beyond.
Fuji Xerox Printers has launched a new managed print services partner training programme, Steamline, due to launch in New Zealand in February 2012.
Brocade bolsters its Alliance Partner Network, tripling investment to foster equipment seeding, enablement funding, and lead generation.