Pat Pilcher: Bring it, BlackBerry
BlackBerry's latest OS is seen by many as being a "make or break" move for the company that pioneered the modern smartphone.
BlackBerry's latest OS is seen by many as being a "make or break" move for the company that pioneered the modern smartphone.
Ministry of Justice phone lines were overloaded today after thousands of people were mistakenly told to contact the ministry "ASAP''.
I recently had the chance to test the type of ultra fast (ie fibre-optic) broadband Vodafone could be offering to its customers where it's available - in other words, in places where Chorus has put it into streets, like it's currently doing around parts o
Twenty years ago this week, when humans still roamed the Earth freely without buzzing or beeping, a UK engineer unleashed the world's first text message.
Smartphones are a crucial way to reach buyers, writes Steve Hart. Just aim for the zero moment of truth!
Vodafone lost 50,000 mobile customers between July and September, on the back of similar losses in the New Zealand market earlier this year.
Research In Motion said it will hold an official launch event for its new BlackBerry 10 smartphones on January 30.
Industry veterans rely on selling their expertise, not hardware or software.
Vodafone Australian plans to cut hundreds of jobs as it works to turn around its struggling performance.
Researchers say young are vulnerable and have called for app stores to explore ways of regulating content.
New Zealand is fast becoming a digital nation with more Kiwis choosing to use the internet to shop, bank and pay bills than ever before, a survey has found.
The iPhone 5 was launched in NZ early today to eager customers standing by to be first in - and All Black great Jonah Lomu did the honours at one Auckland store.
Major electronics retailers are continuing to sell an old iPhone model for their old price, despite Apple dropping the recommended retail price by $150.
Free Auckland Civil Defence application now available to smartphone users.
Telco avoids major damage to its reputation by owning up to the wrongdoing, says brand expert.
Vodafone New Zealand has been fined $960,000 for misleading advertising after the company pleaded guilty to 21 charges laid by the Commerce Commission.