Stories by Staff - Page 78

Chorus NZ's Head of Industry Relations, Craig Young, has been appointed as the new CEO of the Telecommunications Users Association of New Zealand (TUANZ).

PowerbyProxi has appointed Dr. Gani Jusuf, a leading Silicon Valley technology executive, to its board of directors.

Westpac New Zealand and Samsung Electronics New Zealand have signed a strategic collaboration agreement to develop world leading digital banking innovations.

Quickflix expands its streaming service to Xbox One in NZ, offering a plethora of movies and TV shows in both standard and high definition.

Renilda Saguil, Ruckus Wireless country sales manager, talks wireless technology, trends and what sectors will benefit the most.

Kingston's Mobilite excels in file sharing between devices, despite stark security flaws. Easy setup, but remember to password-protect it.

Telecom NZ to boost 4G in Dunedin, Rotorua, by Sep, following launches in Rangiora, Rolleston. CEO promises significant speed uplift for users.

Chief Information Officers (CIOs) in Asia Pacific and Japan reported increases in IT budgets for 2014 that exceeded the global average.

Kiwi telecoms customers getting more for their money, says report, with investment and broadband connections increasing.

EIT's ideaschool launches innovative app, enhancing connectivity and creativity among staff and students, crafted by local talent at snApp Mobile.

From today locals and visitors to Ohoka, Swannanoa and North Kaiapoi will notice an improvement in mobile coverage...

A new security breach has been discovered in iOS 7.1, allowing hackers to access contact lists without having to unlock the actual iPhone device.

New Zealand's top digital startup companies will pitch to angel investors next week at the Lightning Lab Demo Day.

There are three key steps that organisations need to be aware of and plan for, with cloud security platforms to function in this highly connected world.

Six months is a long time in the New Zealand channel market - The Channel looks back at the big stories in February...

Telecom announces major service disruption largely resolved, yet not completely clear of issues following a significant hardware fault.

For those managing to keep up with the growing complexity of patent lawsuits, a truce has been called; between warring rivals Apple and Google.

VMob shines at NZ Hi-Tech Awards, grabbing titles for Best Innovative Mobile and Service Products amidst stiff competition.

Prime Minister John Key has questions to answer following the latest Edward Snowden leaks detailing New Zealand's involvement in the Five-Eyes spying network.

Microsoft NZ addresses the vital need for robust BYOD policies, balancing employee trust with security to safeguard against cyber threats.