SmartPhones stories
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Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip foldable phone launches for preorder in Australia and New Zealand, priced at NZD $2,399 and AUD $2,199, ahead of its 3 April release.
COVID-19 disrupts global smartphone manufacturing, leading to a 30% production drop. ABI Research highlights supply chain chaos and stalled 5G growth.
Digital data is revolutionising crime scene investigations, but slow uptake and privacy concerns become major hurdles, as surveyed by Cellebrite.
BlackBerry Desktop, SecuSUITE for Government, AtHoc and Protect are all available for enterprises in need of secure communications.
With the current climate encouraging social isolation, I've been spending several hours a day searching out and embracing my inner artistic muse.
Manufacturing disruption, closed borders, remote working and learning, economic downturn - it might pay to get that purchase in now.
AR and VR headsets will see shipments decline in the near term due to COVID-19, but the long-term outlook is positive, according to IDC.
CenturyLink is boosting CDN capacity across APAC, adding edge capabilities and new nodes in 11 cities, to enhance streaming and reduce latency.
D-Link Australia New Zealand has launched a new wireless router designed specifically for people working from home.
Apple's latest iPad Pro introduces state-of-the-art LiDAR technology for enhanced AR, dual cameras, and studio-quality microphones starting at NZ$1,499.
Apple reveals an upgraded MacBook Air featuring faster performance, improved keyboard, doubled storage, and enhanced security, starting at NZD $1799.
Hyder is tasked with driving product development, innovation strategy, technical vision, and cloud operations.
A Zebra Technologies study reveals a swift surge in mobile device usage among energy and utilities workers, driven by the need for real-time data access.
FintechNZ general manager James Brown says that the virus could change the fintech landscape across industries.
The tech giant has also banned outright entertainment or game apps which use the coronavirus as a theme or central idea.
Infineon says the technology, which uses the REAL3 3D Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensor, features an easy-to-design integration for smartphone manufacturers.
IDC reports the popularity of hearables was behind the unprecedented growth – the headphones and ear pods market captured 55.3% of the entire market.
A false sense of security surrounds so-called trusted mobile devices and we need to rethink the 'trusted' device security model.
iWorld Australia urges customers to order now due to delays caused by the coronavirus outbreak in China and surrounding countries.
