SmartPhones stories
Vodafone expands 5G coverage in Manawatū-Whanganui, offering faster connectivity and increased mobile capacity to the region.
BlackBerry has released BlackBerry Jarvis 2.0, the latest edition of its flagship software composition analysis tool.
Mobile Mentor, a New Zealand-founded company, has been named the global 2021 Microsoft Partner of the Year for Modern Endpoint Management.
New malware strain targets MacOS users, stealing information. Hackers can buy licenses for $49 on the Darknet. Spoofed emails used to trick victims.
Huawei Cloud Summit 2021 in Singapore explores the impact of cloud technologies on digital transformation across sectors.
Notebook and mobile workstation shipments, in particular, had a good quarter, growing 15% year on year in Q2 2021 and reaching 66.7 million units.
The phone won in the Best Smartphone category at the ceremony, beating out all other smartphones released in the past year.
Flexible working arrangements have raised security concerns, prompting organisations to consider biometric technology as a solution.
Nitro Software to acquire PDFpen in a $6 million cash deal, expanding its productivity platform for Mac, iPhone, and iPad users.
Jamf acquires Wandera to enhance its security focus for IT and security teams in the Apple enterprise management sector.
Global user data surveillance has increased for the seventh consecutive year, with data requests to tech giants tripling from 2013 to 2019.
TCL 20 SE review: A budget-friendly smartphone with a big display, decent camera, and long-lasting battery life. Great value for money.
Apple enterprise management specialist Jamf has expanded its security capabilities, including compliance, passwordless authentication, and threat detection.
Endpoint Privilege Management (EPM) can keep exploits confined to users' devices and control employee access to sensitive applications.
Strategy Analytics finds BlackBerry QNX software is now embedded in over 195 million vehicles, an increase of 20 million from the year before.
Adware poses the biggest threat to Android devices, accounting for 45% of mobile threats in 2021, says research from Avast.
The rapid adoption of personal devices for work is exposing security gaps in organisations' BYOD initiatives, says a report by Bitglass.
New study by Kaspersky reveals that IT departments aren't enforcing updates, leaving work devices vulnerable to cyberattacks.
Ericsson predicts 5G mobile subscriptions will exceed over half a billion by the end of 2021, with an estimated one million new subscriptions every day.
Jonathan Andresen, back for his third IT Jam, speaks about how cybersecurity fits into discussions and processes about digital transformation.
