Tablets stories - Page 56

Do you have trouble remembering to do things? No, me neither. But if we did, we'd probably get our phones to remind us, right?.

NZ's Sean Gourley challenges Kiwis at TechEd on big data privacy, drawing parallels to leaving personal info at a café.

Tech giant makes changes within its Australian workforce, cutting back on its channel sales director for the region.

Phablets overtook shipments of each of the portable PC and tablet device categories in Asia/Pacific during the second quarter of 2013.

A cluster of schools in Auckland's Eastern suburbs has found a way to enhance student engagement with digital technology.

Toshiba's Kira Ultrabook dazzles with a high-res screen and sleek design, setting a high bar for rivals despite its noisy fan.

Ingram Micro intensifies its Fortinet partnership, aiming to elevate network security across businesses of all sizes with comprehensive solutions.

ESET launches redesigned ESET Mobile Security for Android, in a bid to enable users to enjoy safer mobile technology without compromising performance.

Nvidia hints GTA 5's PC arrival amidst a gaming market boom, with excitement building for major titles and PC gaming revenue soaring.

EA SPORTS FIFA World, a free-to-play football game for PC, is launching in Brazil and Russia, offering FIFA HD gameplay and Ultimate Team mode.

Leap Motion is the company behind the technology which provides control of your computer using movement of your hands.

Kiwi firms rally in quake's wake, with cloud tech swiftly buoying Enable Business back to operations amidst Wellington's tremors.

Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 wows with 99% accuracy and seamless Windows integration, making it a top pick for voice recognition software.

NZ businesses face slower internet, not from weak connections, but from staff's myriad devices overloading networks, says Lume director.

Microsoft launches Office Mobile for iPhone, surprising industry experts. A bold move or just a teaser for iPad users?.

With dwindling sales across America, Samsung's struggle to gain traction in the US tablet market has led to a change of approach from the South Korean company.

Worldwide devices are projected to reach 2.35 billion units in 2013, driven by sales in tablets, smartphones despite PC shipments hitting the skids.

If you want to read comics digitally, and you're too moral to steal them, then Comixology is probably your best bet.

Cisco fires another shot at Ruckus in their ongoing tech rivalry, boasting superior wireless capabilities on a new website.

As government IT spending stays flat through out the world, the Kiwi market is expected to grow almost 1.4% this year.