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MobileMe review: Apple's online storage and sync service shines for those with iPhones and Macs, but its slow sync and need for Apple gadgets may deter others.

Netgear's ReadyNas RND2150: An affordable foray into NAS with simplicity and extra features, though its noise and single drive warrant attention.

Corel WordPerfect Office X4 impresses with PDF flexibility and nods to classic Microsoft styles, but its high cost could be its undoing.

Trade Me competitor SellMeFree.co.nz closed due to user apathy and the challenge of attracting both buyers and sellers.

David Charlesworth, Comworth's MD and founder, was inducted into the Business Hall of Fame at the Westpac Enterprise North Shore Business Excellence Awards.

Product code services streamline operations, saving time and money for resellers, while offering an avenue for additional revenue.

New Zealand's OSS has become a key player in IT infrastructure, evolving from a two-person team in the 1990s into a nationwide powerhouse. Here's their story.

The innovative Diploma in Computer Technology, offered exclusively through ACE Training, has begun in Auckland.

Auckland IT infrastructure solutions provider Computer Brokers is not 'broke' – in fact revenues have exceeded $30 million – but their name does not 'compute'.

The Climate Savers Smart Computing Program, led by Intel and Google, launches in New Zealand to boost energy efficiency in PCs and servers.

Multi-enterprise SOA is revolutionizing business. The focus is shifting from enterprise architectures to solving problems between enterprises.

Mark Edmead stresses that effective security encompasses processes and people, not just tech, challenging outdated perimeter-focused strategies.

According to the companies, the incorporation of NetApp technology will allow NetApp customers to operate the Brocade Encryption Switch in NetApp D.

With standalone anti-virus software lagging in protection, IT managers face a choice: safeguard email via on-site network solutions or cloud-hosted services?.

SNIA ANZ launches individual memberships for SMEs at AUD $95, offering access to top-tier resources, training discounts, and an exclusive networking community.

Despite vast investments, many companies poorly track IT assets, risking inaccurate budgets. SAM offers better control, security, and cost savings.

Despite the climate of financial doom and gloom, unified threat management (UTM) provider, Fortinet, has plenty to celebrate.

NetApp strengthens its position as a Tier 1 leader at the 2008 ANZ Partner Summit, aiming for the top spot in the ANZ storage market by Christmas.

Citrix's Rob Willis outlines three key steps for greener data centres, promising sustainability, cost efficiency, and reduced environmental impact.

Last month we wrote about investing in new ideas, in companies whose underlying asset is in the form of intellectual property.