Stories by Staff - Page 322

In the tech tussle between Android and iOS, Apple currently leads in sales, but Android wins in US smartphone market share.

In the digital arena, the battle rages on: Laptop vs Tablet. As tech evolves, we weigh their pros and cons, pondering which reigns supreme for consumers.

The age-old tech rivalry between Mac and PC continues, with both camps claiming superiority in speed, functionality, and user base.

Jablo's EYE-02 GSM camera, a vigilant guardian for your valuables, impresses with its easy setup and prompt alerts, despite potential data costs.

Nutshell's innovative wallet offers protection and functionality for smartphones, combining stylish design with practicality for everyday use.

In our review, the AOC e2351Fh monitor shines for its sleek design, ease of setup, and affordability, only mildly dimmed by its colour vibrancy.

Samsung's C27A750X wireless monitor cuts cord chaos, offering seamless PC-screen connection - a must for mobile workers. #techreview.

As if phones weren’t enough of a fashion accessory these days, Sony Ericsson’s released a smartphone in partnership with surf brand Billabong.

Canon NZ appoints Yusuke Mizoguchi as new MD, aiming to bolster market position and enhance customer services, succeeding Mike Johnston.

Fuji Xerox triumphs in laser printer sales amid a 7% decline in the ANZ printer market, driven by aggressive price strategies.

Microsoft's million-dollar software gift boosts accessibility for NZ's blind, offering Office add-ons for enhanced tech experience.

Samsung has emerged as the top mobile phone brand in Australia and New Zealand, overtaking Apple, driven by strong Galaxy S II sales and growing Android demand.

Xero rolls out updates including new bank feeds, improved budget manager and report packs, aiming to boost efficiency for NZ businesses.

Apple's iTunes Match launches in NZ, allowing Kiwis to sync their music libraries with the cloud. Full service now live for users.

Zynga aims high with IPO, setting share price at peak despite tech IPO fatigue. Firm confident as it seeks £1bn, leveraging popular games.

Infinity Ward teases new MW3 game modes and patch to spice up the weekend, aiming to recapture fans swayed by Skyrim's allure.

HP still leads the pack, although analysts acknowledge 'PSG spin-off debacle' has hurt the company's reputation.

Xero names Jamie Sutherland, ex-Sage Software exec, as president of US operations to fuel American growth from their San Francisco base.

Revealed: The top 10 figures leading the UK's telecoms sphere, from innovative CEOs to pivotal government figures and industry disruptors.

Doug Casement, new manager at Renaissance Distribution, pledges major changes and 'baby cloud' offerings for 2012, signalling a strategic revamp.