In our mobile world, the battle between netbooks and smartphones heats up. Which will reign supreme for business on-the-go?.
Small NZ businesses embracing social media as part of their online strategy see higher website revenues, reports the Domainz eBiz Review.
Google Places is a great way to get your business found on local search results on both Google Search and Google Maps.
Businesses are set to invest $1.8bn in location-based advertising by 2015, blending GPS, wi-fi, and Cell-ID for focused campaigns.
Greg Sharp to swim Lake Taupo for prostate cancer awareness, aiming to break a 1985 record while rallying the IT industry's support.
Engaging people when they're out and about is the latest craze in social media, spearheaded by foursquare (foursquare.com).
USB devices are a major emerging threat to the security of data in SMEs, according to a survey conducted by Panda Security.
Many small businesses handle other people's personal information on a daily basis – such information can be vital to eCommerce.
The iPhone 4 dazzles with its Retina display and dual cameras, but its leap from the 3GS is not as vast as hoped, despite overcoming early US criticisms.
Xero introduces Inventory Items to simplify tracking sales and purchases, addressing a highly requested feature ahead of new GST changes in New Zealand.
Apple to expand NZ distribution model with new partner from Oct 1, alongside existing distributor Renaissance, aiming to bolster market presence.
WHK Business Growth hosts a free 60-minute seminar tackling seven key obstacles to business growth. Join on October 1st, refreshments included.
Kingston releases cutting-edge USB 3.0 flash drives with lightning-fast speeds up to 80MB/sec, offering a leap in data transfer efficiency.
Orcon partners with Alcatel-Lucent to launch an online video service via the Velocix platform, aiming to tap into new revenue streams across New Zealand.
NZCS has launched '50 Years of ICT Innovation,' a 400-page book documenting New Zealand's computing history with insights from notable innovators.
Symantec highlights that SMEs are prime targets for cyberattacks, urging awareness of critical vulnerabilities in security practices.
Microsoft's IT training event, Tech.Ed, goes mobile this autumn, supporting the Red Cross Canterbury Earthquake Appeal with every attendee.
The recently appointed National Technology Officer talks software patents, Pacific Fibre, cloud computing and more.
Communications Minister Steven Joyce tells Huawei technology summit that the benefits of UFB need to be publicised.
Microsoft's search for NZ's ugliest website could win the unsightly site a makeover with The Wuglies contest, rewarding nominators with prizes.
