Stories by Staff - Page 23

University of Otago introduces virtual desktop experience for students, giving them access to key applications on their own devices.

July 2008: a certain fruity company launched its app store and gave a home to 500 freshly pressed iPhone OS (iOS nowadays) apps.

In a world buzzing with smart devices, the call for digital ownership certificates grows amidst privacy and liability concerns.

Gartner VP highlights struggle in conveying IT security's value to exec management, offering tips for effective communication.

Callaghan Innovation and Auckland tech firm Movio have developed an advanced film recommendation system, boosting Movio's software value by millions.

X-IO Technologies launches X-Pod for VDI, a new infrastructure solution developed with Cisco UCS and VMware Horizon View.

Vodafone and BMW launch ConnectedDrive in New Zealand, allowing BMW vehicles to connect to Vodafone's machine-to-machine (M2M) platform.

Over 20% of enterprises will have digital security services focused on protecting IoT devices by 2017, according to Gartner.

On November 1-2, geeks, freaks, and residents are coming together to hack Wellington City in the heart of Miramar, Wellington's creative suburb.

Vodafone pioneers with HID Global to let staff use smartphones as secure access keys, waving goodbye to traditional swipe cards.

This year's election has been and gone, however the debate over New Zealand's cyber security and surveillance is still a hot topic.

IBM has launched Watson Analytics, a natural language-based service that provides instant access to predictive and visual analytic tools for businesses.

Alibaba's quest for global expansion faces stiff competition in Europe and North America, marking it a 'long-term play' in the digital market.

Apple's iPhone 6 launch dazzles with theatre, leaving competitors and fans awe-struck, yet questioning its overt control.

Polish man queues for 44 hours in Bristol to buy iPhone 6 in bid to salvage 20-year marriage after recent split.

In a bid to streamline post-Nokia buy, Microsoft lays off 2,100, with 747 in Washington, marking its largest jobs cull since 2009.

Disruption in the data center market is predicted by Gartner as four main factors take hold, potentially driving major changes in the industry.

Yealink shakes up the VoIP industry, introducing affordable, high-quality solutions to New Zealand, ending the monopoly of big names.

In line with the rest of the segment, Cupertino has realised that wearables need to be fashion first and technology second.

$12m project aims to create new software niche for NZ, says Dr Ryan Ko, head of the country's only cyber security lab.