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Qual IT launches new graduate program to combat growing IT skill shortage
Qual IT NZ has announced the launch of its new graduate program in a bid to combat the country's growing IT skills shortage.
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Mobile Commerce
Mobile e-commerce: In-app shopping set to reach an all-time high
In-app shopping has seen significant growth over the past year, and a new study by Adjust and Sensor Tower has predicted that based on 2020 trends, this year's shopping season is set to reach an all-time high.
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2degrees
2degrees goes live with its 5G network
Ahead of the scheduled Q1 2022 customer launch, the 2degrees 5G network has been switched on in central Auckland and Wellington for testing and optimisation.
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Gaming
Hands-on Review: Thronmax Mdrill Zero Microphone & Zoom Boom Arm
A short while ago, I was given the opportunity to review the Thronmax Mdrill Zero Microphone, originally planning to use it to run online D&D games.
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Cybersecurity
Norton new branding shines a light on cybersecurity
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D-Link
D-Link D launches world’s first Wi-Fi 6 USB 3.0 Adapter and new Wi-Fi 6 Mesh Router
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Malware
New malware that abuses Windows 10 App Installer uncovered
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Apple Pay
Vulnerabilities in Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, and Google Pay open door for cyber attackers
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Tablets & laptops
Dynabook expands Satellite Pro notebook range in A/NZ region
The Satellite Pro C40-J and Satellite Pro C50-J notebooks are designed for performance and productivity, says Dynabook.
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Gaming
Real-life NZ tractor converted into Farming Simulator 22 game controller
In a world-first, NZ game streamer Dylan “Rudeism” Beck has created the “Tractroller”, turning Kiwi ingenuity up to eleven.
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Charity
Online auction to help struggling Kiwi hospo businesses
Trade Me auctions are driving grants to New Zealand based hospitality sector businesses
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Gaming
Fortnite goes down under with new Aussie and NZ update
Get ready to say G’day with Fortnite, as the game has announced a brand new Australia and New Zealand in-game experience.
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CERT NZ
It's Fraud Awareness Week: How you can steer clear of scams and fraud
"If you control the amount of information you release, you can reduce the chance of someone stealing your identity.”
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Game review
Game review: Riders Republic (PS5)
This is probably the best extreme sports game to be released in recent years was Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2.
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Sustainability
Epson moves closer to 100% renewable electricity target
Epson has become the first company in the Japanese manufacturing industry to convert to 100% renewable electricity for all its domestic sites.
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Online shopping
2021 the year of retention for retailers - report
Transparent delivery, flexible payment options and website speed are key factors driving online shoppers.
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JBL
Hands-on review: JBL Live 660NC Adaptive Noise Cancelling Headset
JBL’s Live660NC headset provide you with peace and quiet in your own space.
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Cybersecurity
Waikato DHB warned a cyberattack 'catastrophic for patient safety'
Waikato DHB was warned its IT security was severely compromised months before a massive ransomware attack that brought Waikato Hospital to its knees.
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Online shopping
Is your online shopping as anonymous as you think? New research reveals shock analysis
With Cyber Monday and Christmas shopping still in full swing, new research has revealed that you may not be as anonymous as you think when you shop online.
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Microsoft
New Microsoft Defender vulnerability should concern every enterprise - expert
A vulnerability found in Microsoft Defender released under Patch Tuesday is the most concerning.
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Grover
New Grover study reveals cost impact of consumer electronics around the globe.
A new global study by Grover has revealed the expense of in-demand electronics around the world, shining a light on problems with supply chain shortage and currency fluctuations in the midst of the pandemic.
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Data Protection
The GDPR and NZ: Why this relationship is so important to the future of data privacy in Aotearoa
In 2018, a new unprecedented data privacy law took the EU and, by association, the rest of the world by storm.
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Phishing
The most wonderful time of the year - for cybercriminals
For cybercriminals, it is the season to scam millions of dollars from unsuspecting people and companies.
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Ransomware
High profile attacks, ransomware gangs and weaponisation part of cybersecurity predictions for 2022
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Phishing
Shoppers warned against scams ahead of Black Friday, holiday shopping season
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Review
Tech junkies rejoice: The Dux Backpack is a tech fortress you can take anywhere
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Apple
Gartner: Global smartphone market impacted by supply chain disruption
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Remote Working
29-year-old EY finalist founded and bootstrapped world's fastest-growing pdf software company
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Mobile Security
Cyber attacks increase, despite growing threat awareness in APAC region
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Gaming
New Norton study reveals severity of cyber attacks on gamers
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Cybersecurity
The deepfake dilemma: How it affects privacy, security & law in Aotearoa
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Phishing
Cybersecurity experts urge caution as phishing attacks surge
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Phishing
Spike in phishing scams expected ahead of holiday shopping season
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Phishing
Phishing emails double in November as COVID-19 spurs hacker appetite
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Payroll
Payroll and compliance platform Deel launches in Australia and New Zealand
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Cybersecurity
New variants of Android spyware linked to advanced persistent threat
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Smartphone
Security flaw identified in smartphone chip used in Android devices
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Artificial Intelligence / AI
Five industrial robotics trends during times of digital transformation
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Gaming
Game review: Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy (PC)
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Cybersecurity
AI modeled on the spread of human viruses to combat cyber attacks
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Phishing
Gmail bait attacks targeting business - Barracuda report
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