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Travelling on business often carries risks, from difficulty getting online, to security problems. These tips may help you avoid technical troubles.

2010: The year cloud computing revolutionised the IT and print sectors, making wireless printing the new norm in efficiency.

Warwick Grey unveils 'yoobee', aiming to transform Renaissance with a vision of creativity and community, amid industry skepticism and staff exits.

Is it secure? Is it really free? Is there a fair use policy? Can staff help you connect? Answers inside - we're lovin' it.

In 2011, the cloud will transform business operations and IT's role, with CA Technologies leading the charge towards a more agile, secure future.

Google says sorry to NZ over Wi-Fi data collection, removes equipment from Street View cars following Privacy Commissioner's probe.

Limited edition tablet (featuring special leather case and Bluetooth headset) unveiled at Europe's Millionaire Fair.

Three million ebooks designed to run on laptops, netbooks, tablets, smartphones and e-readers (if you're in the US).

Sony launches PlayTV in NZ, transforming PS3s into DVRs with FreeviewHD, allowing live TV pause, rewind, and record for $199.95.

Logitech's Z305 laptop speakers offer a portable solution for cinematic sound, marred only by oddly placed controls.

Apple's iPad 2 set to dazzle with video calls, enhanced mobility, USB connectivity, advanced display, and gyroscopes, eyeing a Q1 2011 US launch.

Intel reveals 12 tech trends to look for in 2011, including the rise of Smart TVs, tablet mania, context-aware computing, and robust security enhancements.

Imperva reveals top 2011 security trends, highlighting threats from mobile devices, cloud data security, and social network privacy.

NZ Open Source Awards 2010 honour innovators in software; winners include IRD's Moodle and art project 'Ghosts in the Form of Gifts'.

These are very specific and diverse cases that highlight the necessity of understanding just what security really means to you.

Businesses must implement robust cybersafety frameworks to avoid breaches, often caused by internal sources. Educating staff is essential.

Asnet Technologies revolutionises NZ's business scene with VideoNet, a pioneering HD videoconferencing service offering unlimited calls for a flat fee.

Minister Gerry Brownlee unveils five tech giants, including Lenovo, to supply computers to New Zealand's State sector, promising over $35m in savings.

NZ's top open source talents on display as finalists revealed for prestigious awards. Public voting now open, with winners announced in November.

A culture of corporate-wide awareness is a vital defence when it comes to fighting the troublesome grasp of social engineers.