SmartPhones stories
While an appealing consumer smart glasses product has yet to be launched, the benefits are now being realised with vendors focusing on enterprise.
Personal devices are being banned in classrooms due to teacher's fears they are distracting, although many recognise they will be central to learning.
The wearables market is booming, with Gartner projecting sales of 274.6 million devices in 2016, including USD $11.5 billion in smartwatch revenue alone.
Microsoft's share of the total mobility market is just 12%, behind Google and Apple at 70% and 17% respectively, according to new figures from Canalys.
As digital devices become a staple of people's every day lives, personal and private information is increasingly at risk.
Dove Electronics has inked a deal which will see it offering Shuttle's full range of desktop PCs and distributing build-to-order systems locally.
The transition towards detachable tablets is in full swing, with Apple coming out on top as the clear winner above Microsoft and other PC vendors.
Facebook's Android app chews through smartphone battery life at a rapid rate and significantly reduces performance, according to recent reports.
Hot on the tail of releasing a slew of new education features with iOS 9.3, Apple has acquired LearnSprout, an education technology start-up.
Banks are constantly adopting new and innovative technologies, but what is the impact on security? Can personalisation become creepy?.
Apple reports record quarterly results with $18.4bn profit on $75.9bn revenue in Q1 2016, beating last year's figures.
UK firms urged to innovate for future-ready workplaces, prioritising employee engagement to combat economic strains and bolster competition.
The worldwide smartphone market finished 2015 on a high, with a strong holiday quarter boosting volumes to record levels.
Fitbit has released its latest fitness tracker, the Fitbit Alta, featuring a slim design and interchangeable bands.
Toshiba bolsters its SMB tech with a new range of versatile laptops, promising to enhance productivity at competitive costs.
Global smartphone market slowdown affects Apple, with slowest Q4 market growth since 2008, according to Juniper Research.
Samsung maintains lead in global smartphone market, followed by Apple and Huawei, according to Strategy Analytics.
There's a new market opening up for Kiwi resellers offering plenty of revenue potential - and a hidden gem waiting to be mined.
The future is looking bright for digital signage, with the market forecast to top US$14 billion by 2020, with interactive displays a key player.
Apple has announced a recall of some wall plug adapters used in New Zealand after it was revealed they have a risk of electrical shock.
