Chromebook stories - Page 7

Skype for Web is an important step for Skype as it moves towards implementing the technology to make Real-Time Communications on the web a reality.

Education has driven worldwide Chromebook sales to end users to reach 7.3 million units in 2015, up 27% from the year before.

PC shipments in New Zealand slumped in Q1, with exchange rates one of the key factors – and the months ahead aren't looking much better.

Cyclone and Debitsuccess have teamed up to provide parents and caregivers with an education expense solution designed to help save money.

APAC's resilience shines as Lenovo, HP see growth, offering a glimmer of hope amidst global PC market decline, per IDC.

University of Otago revolutionises learning with Citrix's virtual resources, enabling flexible education for over 21,000 students.

In the third quarter of 2014, the New Zealand PC market shipments came in at 187,000 units, according to IDC's Asia/Pacific Quarterly tracker.

Chromebook sales forecast to nearly triple by 2017, as vendors dive into the thriving market aiming to rejuvenate sub-$300 PC interest.

Global PC shipments decline at the slowest rate since 2012, boosted by business replacement and consumer interest.

NZ's PC market thrives, up 22% in 2014, fuelled by economic optimism and education sector's increased demand for chromebooks.

Worldwide PC shipments expected to fall -6.0% in 2014, but positive factors could lead to more stability in mature markets.

Ōtaki's leap into the digital age: All 1060 pupils in six schools to get Chromebooks, bridging digital divides and harnessing te reo Māori online.

Citrix and Google collaborate to bring critical Windows apps to Google Chromebooks for improved manageability, security, and cost savings.

Microsoft to cut Windows 8.1 prices by 70% for low-cost PCs and tablets, aiming to challenge Chromebooks and boost market share.

Google ups the ante in its Pwnium competition, offering $2.7m for hacking Chrome OS in a bid to bolster security.

Global PC shipments hit an historic low, plunging for the seventh quarter in a row as smartphones and tablets dominate.

Schools can now buy Google Chromebooks through the All of Govt scheme, offering enhanced security and easy management for education.

A cluster of schools in Auckland's Eastern suburbs has found a way to enhance student engagement with digital technology.

Worldwide devices are projected to reach 2.35 billion units in 2013, driven by sales in tablets, smartphones despite PC shipments hitting the skids.

As an important extension of Norrcom ICT services for schools, Norrcom will be distributing Google Chromebooks to schools across the country.