Microsoft launches MultiPoint Server, boosting affordable tech in education by enabling shared computer access for multiple users.
IBM slashes over 1,500 jobs, representing a minor fraction of its 400,000-strong global workforce, as reported by the Associated Press.
ApocalyPS3 crisis averted as PlayStation 3 users regain access to games and PSN, with a fix for lost data also emerging.
Microsoft is racing to patch a new Internet Explorer vulnerability that could let hackers control PCs via a malicious web page and an F1 key press.
Microsoft has issued use-by deadlines for more Windows<br />products - meaning full support for them will soon cease.
New Zealand's business paradox: high CRM tech investment but lacking in delivering the personal touch consumers expect.
While virtualisation in business is growing, migration of mission-critical applications remains a sticking point, according to Gartner.
Westcon CEO Dean Douglas reaffirms commitment to invest in Datastor, aiming to make it New Zealand's top distributor and bring trans-Tasman vendor growth.
Every reseller would be well aware of the ever-increasing number of free security products available in the marketplace.
In the face of a global financial crisis, firms find inventive means to cut costs, emphasizing value over expenditure.
If your XP taskbar becomes locked for some reason, you can unlock it by right-clicking the Start button, choose Properties.
The world is rapidly moving towards unifying all of the media you use, and adjusting to that trend is becoming more a necessity than just a fashion.
EA announces the discontinuation of online support for several games, including fan favourites like 'Burnout 3: Takedown'.
The next version of Microsoft Office for Mac will include better tools for collaboration and improved compatibility.
According to research from Frost & Sullivan, data centre hosting demand continues to outpace supply in the Asia Pacific region.
NZiPhone.com creator embarks on a DIY journey to build an iPhone app using TapLynx, proving coding skills aren't a barrier.
Google aims to revolutionise internet speeds in the US with a trial offering up to 1Gbps broadband to 500,000 homes, vastly surpassing current averages.
A routing problem with the Australian Limelight servers has caused problems for Kiwis attempting to access certain online gaming services over the weekend.
Dell appoints Simms International as its New Zealand distributor for SMB products, enhancing its local presence and aligning with its global expansion strategy.
Learning from NEAL: A $1.5bn broadband investment and fibre to schools prompts a review of the North Shore Education Access Loop's mixed success.
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