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Nokia debuts the Lumia 610 in New Zealand for NZD $449 through Vodafone, while LG launches the stylish Optimus L3 for NZD $229 via Telecom.
Microsoft's million-dollar software gift boosts accessibility for NZ's blind, offering Office add-ons for enhanced tech experience.
HTC Cha Cha review: A quirky keyboard-touchscreen combo aiming at Facebook lovers, but its odd design may not be for everyone.
In the fast-evolving world of network security, businesses must tailor sophisticated solutions to fend off email threats and data breaches.
Setting up a home network? Our guide walks you through every step, ensuring your devices are interconnected seamlessly.
Wireless connectivity enters a new era with distributed intelligence, transforming enterprise networks with enhanced scalability and reliability.
Windows unveils Mango for Windows Phone, offering seamless integration and free updates for WP7 customers from autumn.
Firms urged to bolster security as mobile devices in workplaces soar. IDC predicts a 60% sales jump, raising enterprise vulnerability.
RockMelt's social browser, built on Google's Chrome engine, is now available to everyone. Experience seamless social updates and web browsing—no invite needed!.
Chrome's versatile extensions turn web browsing into a tailored experience, from seamless emailing to distraction-free writing tools, for optimal productivity.
Have you been surfing the web recently and been surprised to find your Facebook icon displayed on a web page, and a button urging you to 'Become the fan'?.
The LT23 is quite an attractive Acer netbook, with a stylised, pixilated pattern etched both on the exterior and the wrist rest surface.
Vodafone announces 3G network boost, enhancing web browsing speeds for smartphone and broadband users after weekend upgrades.
AVG Internet Security 2011 thrives with real-time threat detection and social media safety, proving essential for secure web browsing.
Alert resellers know the boom in covert cyber criminal activity is forcing businesses to rethink the budgets they're allocating to security initiatives.
RIM debuts the BlackBerry PlayBook, a tablet promising true multitasking, high-performance multimedia, and robust security features.
Forrester Research predicts that by 2012, 397.1 million workers will be mobile, representing 73% of the global enterprise workforce.
Will cybersex and cyber relationships begin to replace the traditional alternatives? What will become of the laptop computer?.
Telecom and Motorola unveil the robust Motorola Defy, a device boasting exceptional web browsing and designed for NZ's XT network.
Tablet wars heat up as fragmentation challenges app developers, with iPad and Android leading the race in a burgeoning market.
