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Samsung unveils Galaxy Tab Active, its first tablet tailored for business, designed to meet demanding requirements of professionals.

Worldwide server shipments and revenue have grown modestly in Q2 2014, with some regions experiencing mixed results, according to Gartner.

Old guard CIOs accused of not embracing web-era thinking, sparking debate on if IT's leadership divide is generational.

Gartner has published its annual list of leading supply chains in Asia Pacific with ten regional companies making the list.

As the waiting world prepares for the eagerly anticipated launch of Apple's iPhone 6, excitement is rising around NFC capabilities.

Spark NZ attributes major outage to outdated modems, exploited in a DDoS attack aiming at Eastern Europe, now boosting user security.

Microsoft NZ mourns the loss of TechEd speaker Andrew Ehrensing, who tragically passed away en route to the event.

Vocus Communications partners with Black Lotus to provide DDoS protection amidst growing prevalence of attacks in Australia and New Zealand.

HP's EVP, Martin Fink, flagged concerns on 3D printing's hype and tech issues, causing industry alarm. Critics argue many benefits are overlooked.

New Childchat app aims to increase understanding of speech and language development in children. #ChildchatApp #SpeechDevelopment.

Resellers can help customers mitigate mobile security threats and increase company productivity, says Ian Hodge, Dell Software ANZ managing director.

Auckland's Media Design School hosts exclusive Facebook workshop for AdSchool students, focusing on creative campaigns.

Sometimes, it's good to let the guest do the hard work, rather than the host – especially when it comes to backup and recovery.

Victoria University in Australia has chosen Desire2Learn's Brightspace integrated learning platform to support its 40,000 students.

Expedia revolutionises travel planning with a new app for tablets, offering a seamless interface for booking flights and hotels simultaneously.

Labour's ICT spokesperson criticizes National's broadband announcement, saying it is a cynical attempt to win votes.

Apple has shunned responsibility for the recent celebrity iCloud hackings, claiming its operating systems were not at fault for breach.

Apple's entrance to the phablet market could redefine mobile computing as bigger screens become the norm, overshadowing portable PCs and tablets.

Microsoft NZ unveils future of Lync, aiming for enhanced business collaboration and connectivity across devices and platforms.

Company directors urged to prioritise cyber security to safeguard businesses and stakeholder interests, per Palo Alto Networks guidance.