Cameras stories
Facial recognition technology is on the rise. The 2D and 3D biometrics industry will be worth $9.6 billion in revenue by 2022.
A focus on niche markets doesn't mean small returns for resellers. Distributor Sektor tells how resellers can capitalise on some booming 'niche' plays.
Personal technologies are set to have a major impact on every business across the globe, according to Gartner.
Hills has won the exclusive local distribution for a range of G8 Communications M2M wireless solutions, as the vendor begins its global rollout.
Digital Data Communications is expanding in Australia and New Zealand, following its acquisition by Ingram Micro.
Together with Softsource, Chester's Plumbing and Bathroom was able to complete an overhaul of its IT infrastructure and enable business expansion.
While some consider the latest update to the Galaxy line of handsets to be minor, there are some very important changes.
Air New Zealand is using robotic technology from Invert Robotics to remotely inspect its fleet of aircraft, ensuring safety for employees and customers.
Schools worldwide are adopting wearables like smartwatches and VR headsets to enhance learning, with the market projected to surpass USD $6 billion by 2020.
I've managed to get some early hands-on time with one of the first P9 Plus units in New Zealand to compile this sneak preview.
Huawei claim that the P9 & P9 Plus can capture 300% more light than conventional smartphone cameras which makes for impressive low-light performance.
A new drone has been released that has the capability to record 360 degree footage - ideal for virtual reality.
You'd be forgiven for thinking the action cam market was sewn up. The latest arrival, the TomTom Bandit, shows there's still scope for innovation.
The new online Dick Smith brand has launched with new owners Kogan.com promising to 'rebuild the legacy of the brand' as a leading tech retailer.
A new deal with physical security vendor IndigoVision is just the start for Ingram Micro and it's resellers - with lucrative returns promised.
The Northern Territory Police Force and NEC has been acknowledged for its use of facial recognition technology to fight crime.
Once malware enters your network, it can move laterally virtually unopposed. Fortinet's ISFWs protect your digital assets.
These days, everyone is a videographer. And while anyone can shoot footage of reasonable quality, turning it into a compelling clip is a specialist skill.
The good news is that edge firewalls do an excellent job of protecting the network border. The bad news is that they can't help after a breach occurs.
Virtual Queenstown in VR leap - Ziptrek Ecotours at TRENZ, showcasing aerial zipline tours to global visitors.
