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DUO has revamped its outdated website, focusing on real-time pricing and stock info to better meet customer needs and foster community engagement.

Modern companies face a data dilemma: disparate IT systems generate vast, unstructured data streams that, when harnessed, can transform decision-making.

In a rapidly evolving IT industry, computer professionals shift from technicians to 'system architects', driving innovation and meeting client needs.

Specialist skills: when to train and when to outsource? Geoff Cossey, Director of security-focused distributor Chillisoft, discusses.

2010: The year cloud computing revolutionised the IT and print sectors, making wireless printing the new norm in efficiency.

Apple's AirPrint transforms printing, offering a seamless wireless solution for the modern household, ensuring vital documents are just a tap away.

The printer market is changing as digital technology advances, with new products aimed at reducing wait times and increasing productivity.

Warwick Grey unveils 'yoobee', aiming to transform Renaissance with a vision of creativity and community, amid industry skepticism and staff exits.

In a detailed review, the AOC E2243FW emerges as the world’s slimmest monitor, blending sleek design with vivid imagery, though not without flaws.

In the November issue of NetGuide we checked out the C2 Automatic Backup device, which automatically backed up your important files to a 500GB external drive.

For those who don’t like to compromise screen real estate for portability when it comes to notebooks, take a look at the NV59C from Gateway.

Review unveils the aXbo Sleepphase Alarm Clock; a tech oddity promising optimal wake-up times by monitoring sleep cycles, albeit with a tricky interface.

The LT23 is quite an attractive Acer netbook, with a stylised, pixilated pattern etched both on the exterior and the wrist rest surface.

TechDay's 2010 Top Ten reveals Kiwis' love for Apple, enduring use of Windows XP, and local internet innovation excitement.

Symantec’s 2011 survey shows a lack of disaster preparedness among SMBs, risking costly downtime and customer loss. Half of global SMBs lack a disaster plan.

Many entrepreneurs fail to navigate their business without a clear plan—akin to being lost in a new city without a map or GPS.

Gov plans review of 111 call service to secure its future, addressing tech changes and ensuring clear accountability. Public draft expected by June.

Apple sets Jan 7 launch for Mac App Store in 90 countries; aims to revolutionize PC apps market, echoing mobile success.

Square Enix delays Deus Ex: Human Revolution's launch to next April, citing the need for extra polish after recent criticism.

Three Australian research firms have joined Microsoft's Global Cloud Research Engagement Initiative to accelerate scientific discovery.