SmartPhones stories
New Android ransomware tactics emerge, using encrypted payloads and email scams to exploit users, with a new focus on Chinese markets.
Unmanaged BYOD policies risk data breaches, IT disruption, and hefty fines, warns NETSCOUT, stressing proactive management and technology use.
Xero integrates Apple Pay, speeding up invoice payments for 862k users and enhancing small business cash flows.
Wearables market sees 3.1% growth in Q3, with fitness trackers leading the way, accounting for 85% of the market.
Workplaces are transforming. Technology is the driving force. And it's impacting business at all levels, from C-Suite to intern.
Android users can finally rejoice as Android Pay is now officially available in New Zealand - but only to BNZ customers.
This game is a fun little time waster for those moments when you're looking for something light, but with a little bit of a challenge.
Although these markets are forecast for growth in the detachable segment, the disproportionate decline in slate tablets ensures no growth until 2020.
There is one startling development that is in its very early stages but is poised to make a huge impact across the industry.
Check Point has uncovered Android malware that is infecting more than 13,000 devices every single day. Here's what you need to know.
This time those people wandering around with phones are not trying to catch cutesy fictional characters. They're after free 2degrees mobile data.
All hope is not dead for the PC market as the decline has slowed down, according to the latest statistics from IDC's Worldwide Quarterly PC Tracker.
Despite the mobile era, Gartner finds desktop PCs remain the top choice for work, while personal smartphones dominate over corporate-issued devices.
IDC predicts that 4G smartphone shipments will reach 1 billion this year as emerging markets catch up, but growth is slower than last year.
Indian demonetization slows down devices market, with cash dominating transactions, says IDC. Q4 2016 expected to contract.
Xplore recently launched their latest detachable rugged tablet PC – the XSLATE R12, a truly next generation device.
Many insurers have robust customer facing platforms and technology can help them to address their customer needs.
Like a decent chef's knife, the Mate 9 is well balanced and sits comfortably in the hand thanks to clever design tweaks.
Cloud, UCC, lifecycle management and Ingram Micro as a software engineering firm ... we look at the key themes of yesterday's Ingram Micro Showcase.
A look into how Fortinet's Secure Access Architecture (SAA) can help protect your client's WLAN deployments from 100 billion IoT-based cyber attacks.