Tablets stories
Statistics New Zealand has partnered with Fujitsu to deploy Fujitsu's Government DaaS service to kick start a 'significant' digital transformation.
Fujitsu New Zealand has walked away with the Citrix Innovation Award for partners this morning, announced at the Summit's final keynote in Anaheim.
A lot of kids and parents ignore online bullying through fear of the unknown or due to the fact they don't consider it to 'real' if they can't see it.
Sony this year has released the PS4 Pro console out on the market. It's a mid-generation upgrade catered to those that own a 4K television.
MYNT smart tracker's review unveils a tech marvel that vows to end the days of lost keys and wandering pets, all for a crisp NZ$30.
HP has outdone themselves with this new range of PCs dedicated to gamers, entering a whole new domain for the tech leader.
Apple has surged to the top of the detachable market in New Zealand, pushing Microsoft into second, according to IDC New Zealand.
Kogan unveils Atlas UltraSlim series, challenging Apple with sleek design and wallet-friendly prices in the laptop market.
STM's Dux Hardshell offers robust protection for tech gadgets, marrying durability with a clear, stylish finish for devices on the go.
Sleek, smooth and powerful, the Sony Xperia XZ is understated and the best smartphone camera I've seen to date. It's definitely on my Xmas wishlist.
MyRepublic has been let off by the Advertising Standards Authority, after a complaint about a promo that was 'in very poor taste'.
HP's new 4K Omen laptop dazzles with its gaming prowess, outshining Alienware at a more palatable price point.
Kiwi businesses risk missing out on eCommerce opportunities due to websites that aren't optimized for smartphones and tablets, says E9.
With the explosion of documents, images, movies and music that we now store, NAS drives are the perfect way to not clog up your computer.
Spark ramps up broadband speeds, launching its swiftest UFB service for most Kiwis, with promises of 700-900Mbps downloads.
Despite the mobile era, Gartner finds desktop PCs remain the top choice for work, while personal smartphones dominate over corporate-issued devices.
Xplore recently launched their latest detachable rugged tablet PC – the XSLATE R12, a truly next generation device.
By taking the time to digest the new interface and customise it as you see fit, you might be surprised at how intuitive Final Cut Pro has become.
The HP Elite X3 is a truly outstanding productivity tool and a must-have for modern workers that are constantly on the go.
The Australian tablet market continues to decline, with detachables being the only bright spot, according to IDC.