SmartPhones stories
A new security flaw known as Stagefright has been found in 95% of Android devices, allowing attackers to steal information from users.
Organisations are taking innovative approaches to utilising wearables in their operations and making use of the numerous devices available.
Samsung's Gear S2 smartwatch set to redefine wearability with a sleek round face and a battery that outlasts rivals. Details emerge ahead of Berlin reveal.
Skype introduces personalised features in latest Android update, including customisable ringtones and photo forwarding.
Over 80% of UK small business owners tap into mobile tech daily, reshaping operations and blending work with leisure, says Manta report.
Malware detections and the number of malicious app downloads by mobile device users in New Zealand increased in the second quarter of 2015.
Mobile payments are poised for explosive growth in Asia Pacific, driven by a high number of initiatives and diverse mCommerce maturity levels.
New research has found wireless internet access is ranked second on the things people can't live without, behind food and ahead of smartphones and sex.
10 years ago computer retailers filled their stores with desktop computers, monitors and rows of software. Today they're almost unrecognisable.
I expected a machine with power and Dell delivered exactly that. The Inspiron 7548 is powerful, fast, slim and sleek.
The creative app Paper by FiftyThree has recently undergone a makeover, with new tools which have the potential to make it more useful.
Lenovo cuts 5% of its workforce and streamlines mobile division in the wake of slowing growth and increased competition.
Online retailer steps up its play for the New Zealand market, launching its flagship range of 'affordable' smartphones locally.
Organisations are adopting an increasing variety of apps to secure corporate information, and choosing iOS over every other operating system.
Healthcare will benefit from wearable technology says research firm Forst & Sullivan - but there are still obstacles ahead for wearables.
The Univ. of Auckland has modernised its digital learning by adopting Instructure's Canvas platform, enhancing the experience for 40k students.
Wearable and mobile health app users have concerns about the security of their personal health data, according to a survey by Healthline.
Sonus Networks is offering a free webinar series on VoLTE, SBCs, WebRTC and SDN to help IT professionals and marketers improve their skills.
Samsung has released its first fast wireless charging pad in its online US store, stating it's compatible with Qi-enabled devices.
Pakuranga College in Auckland will be exploring the key issues facing schools when implementing eLearning/BYOD programmes with an ELearning summit.
