E-Senza stories
Facebook unveils 'Messages,' a revolutionary system blending SMS, chat, and email. Though not a Gmail killer, it aims to transform digital communication.
Connector Systems has signed on as the New Zealand distributor for E-Senza's advanced wireless networking products, targeting sectors such as agriculture.
Microsoft NZ showcases winners of Windows Phone 7 challenge, including a much-anticipated Trade Me app demo, thrilling Kiwi tech enthusiasts.
Windows Phone 7's lacklustre NZ launch sees limited options, with Gen-i's LG Optimus 7Q en route, promising hope for eager customers.
Blackmores and Sitecore will present on the benefits of website personalisation and online community during Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2010.
Datacraft teams up with McAfee, launching a security service in NZ to shield businesses from cloud threats without the need for hardware.
ASB Showgrounds, a top NZ events centre, upgrades from sluggish 3G EFTPOS to high-speed network, boosting sales and reducing queues.
The last Auckland ICT event of 2010 at Massey University on November 25th promises networking and insights with presentations and a Trans-Tasman update.
EMC's Backup and Recovery Systems division witnesses 100% global growth; new key appointments aim to enhance partner relationships to sustain momentum.
Facebook's Project Titan, dubbed the 'Gmail killer,' to launch in the US, aiming to revolutionise inbox battles with new messaging system.
Blizzard hints at Diablo III for consoles, hiring for key positions but stresses it's not an official announcement yet.
Shirley Wigley has joined Chillisoft as Major Accounts Manager to focus on enterprise and government interests.
Take another look at Epic's upcoming first-person shooter that rewards the player for dispatching foes creatively!.
Ubisoft has revealed the launch trailer for Assassin's Creed Brotherhood, which is due to launch later this week.
Chris Carr steps in as new Nokia boss for Australia and NZ, facing global challenges but aims to boost the brand's high-end market presence.
Vodafone New Zealand lost 35k customers in three months, bringing the total down from 2.48m to 2.44m, according to a financial statement.
