SmartPhones stories
Netgear has launched its newest dual-band 802.11ac wireless router, Nighthawk AC1900 Smart WiFi Router (R7000).
Global PC shipments hit an historic low, plunging for the seventh quarter in a row as smartphones and tablets dominate.
Telecom extends its popular $10 daily data roaming rate to Indonesia and Thailand; voice calling drops to $2.49/minute, effective 3 February 2014.
Apple is not a retailer, says industry journal. While Apple's stores may be successful, they are fundamentally different from traditional retailers.
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich has announced a range of products and initiatives aimed at accelerating innovation in mobile and wearable devices.
Apple's App Store exceeded $10 billion in sales in 2013, with December's $1 billion making it the most lucrative month ever.
Android leads as global device sales approach 2.5 billion, with emerging markets driving growth and mobile phones dominating shipments.
New Zealand's IT spending projected to hit $11.1 billion in 2014, up by 2.2%, driven by demand for devices like PCs and tablets.
AMD teams with BlueStacks to integrate full Android OS experience into Windows PCs, offering seamless app usage and enhanced gaming.
Apple's unveiling an ultra-thin iPhone 6 at just 6mm, sparking debate on design innovation so soon after the iPhone 5S release.
Juniper Research predicts a ten-fold increase in wearable device shipments by 2018, driven by new product launches and rising consumer awareness.
Snapchat security breach results in 4.6 million user accounts being hacked with information available for download.
Email is often seen as an aging rock star struggling for relevance in an age of fresh-faced pop sensations like social networking.
From 'Selfie' to 'Airbnb': How social and tech trends are shaping our language, highlighting a shift towards hyper-personalization.
Holiday season alert: Scammers set to double profits on social media with a surge in Christmas and charity scams. Stay vigilant online.
Wearable tech revolution set to reshape UK workplaces, bringing unparalleled challenges and opportunities for security and efficiency.
George Siamos, Country Manager ANZA, Extreme Networks, takes a look at networking trends during 2013 and checks his crystal ball to see what 2014 holds.
From Captain Cook to the modern office: how mobility defines our work, offering flexibility and breaking chains to desks.
Workforce mobility is inevitable and must be carefully managed for security, says Trustwave sales manager Dean Curlew.
Unwrap a digital chuckle with TechDay's list of tech's worst Christmas cracker jokes, poking fun from Apple to BlackBerry. Merry LOLs!.
