Wireless stories - Page 26

Discover how to transform your home with the latest wireless routers, enabling seamless connectivity across all devices. Say goodbye to cables!.

Moto G's 2nd Gen ups the budget smartphone game with guaranteed Android Lollipop upgrade, improved design, and solid performance at £299.

To remain relevant in a very competitive landscape, the operators will need to be more creative and deploy services beyond connectivity.

Apple unveils Yosemite as a free upgrade, revolutionising Mac with a fresh design and seamless iOS device integration.

AVG has launched a new version of the AVG Wi-Fi Assistant, an Android app that protects users from Wi-Fri tracking and hacking.

Christchurch Hospital teams up with Snap, launching a 6-month trial of free Wi-Fi for patients and visitors, enhancing connectivity and care.

Video conferencing has come of age and is used in every industry, with video and audio telecommunications experts Lifesize at the heart of the market.

In the digital age, ensuring IT security amid transformations is crucial to avoid costly breaches and protect brand reputation.

Sealord IT manager Dave Thompson talks to Heather Wright about industry hype, mobility, business intelligence and netting the right staff.

D-Link's DCH-M225 Wi-Fi Audio Extender rejuvenates analogue gear for the streaming era, despite some connectivity quirks.

Fortinet NZ unveils that safeguarding Wi-Fi could be lucrative for resellers, urging them to seize the growing demand for secure networks.

Help your customers rightsize right, with these tips from Richard Batchelar, Aruba New Zealand territory manager.

Ruckus Wireless leads the charge in revolutionising Wi-Fi services, offering lucrative prospects for NZ's reseller channel with NVF technology.

John Stanton, the link between Microsoft, Steve Jobs, and 2degrees, takes a seat on Microsoft's board, showcasing his vast influence in mobile tech.

John W. Stanton, billionaire backer of 2degrees, joins Microsoft's board, bolstering the tech giant's mobile and global expertise.

A security-centric infrastructure enables you to secure your Wi-Fi network with confidence, says Fortinet's Scott Cowan.

Putting Wi-Fi smarts in the cloud enables businesses to offer Wi-Fi as a valueadded service – and monetise it, says Ruckus Wireless' Renilda Saguil.

The 2014 World Cup hailed as most connected yet, but it was also a playground for cybercriminals, exposing fans to unprecedented online threats.

Unsolicited email or spam may be a mere nuisance for most emails users, but for a system administrator spam is a headache and a major security threat.

Organisations are investing in the access network infrastructure needed to support wireless connectivity, says Dimension Data's Network Barometer Report.