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Restructuring costs of $5.5 million have hit Dick Smith's FY2015 profits, with results also dragged down by declining New Zealand sales.
Google ups its game with new Chromebooks tailored for the corporate world, boasting enhanced security and seamless integration.
Belkin have come up with an even smarter and easier way to up your home. The Insight Switch is not only smart, it's incredibly useful.
10 years ago computer retailers filled their stores with desktop computers, monitors and rows of software. Today they're almost unrecognisable.
Ingram Micro has added data erasure vendor Blancco to its portfolio, with international experience showing 70% uptake in replacement equipment cases.
The Galaxy Tab S2 from Samsung is a stylish, portable and lightweight tablet, offering great productivity and mobility features.
Online retailer steps up its play for the New Zealand market, launching its flagship range of 'affordable' smartphones locally.
Upgrade to Windows 10 safely; Acronis advises a backup strategy to prevent data loss amid the swift adoption of Microsoft's latest OS.
Verizon introduces Wireless Connected VoIP, a new feature that eliminates long-distance charges for enterprise VoIP customers.
Because data centres store an organisation's most valuable and most visible assets, they are vulnerable to attack.
The Australian IoT home market will hit $3.2 billion by 2019, with retailers, software providers and security consultants among those set to gain.
Wearable and mobile health app users have concerns about the security of their personal health data, according to a survey by Healthline.
Intel and Micron's breakthrough unveils 3D XPoint, set to transform data storage with unparalleled speed and endurance.
Adobe is venturing into the shoppable video space with a new cloud-based product set to be launched later this month.
The digital age is disrupting the traditional business model and making trust the currency of the 21st century.
Mainfreight, the global logistics provider, has partnered with Zebra Technologies to help ANZ companies embrace mobile working.
The issue that appears to have got Giz's pants bunched up is the fact that Microsoft are charging US$15 for their DVD-playing app.
Yahoo has entered the communication app space with Yahoo Livetext, a free one-to-one live video texting app for iPhone and Android.
VMob, the NZAX-listed mobile technology company, is shifting its headquarters to San Francisco, and raising about $5m in a private share placement.
JB Hi-Fi's New Zealand earnings halved in the latest financial year as the Australian retailer's margins shrank and sales were little changed.
