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Amber Technology presents AVer's innovative charging carts
Wed, 1st May 2024
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edutech
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healthtech
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personal computing devices
AVer debuts a new range of charging carts, the E12, E32c+, and E24c+, offering a secure, efficient solution for simultaneous device charging in commercial, educational, and healthcare sectors.
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Hands-on review: JBL Quantum 360P
Tue, 30th Apr 2024
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gaming
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JBL's Quantum 360P wireless gaming headset delivers superb audio, impressive battery life, and dual-device connectivity, standing out as an affordable, reliable option for competitive gamers.
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Hands-on review: Backbone One USB-C phone controller (2nd Generation)
Tue, 30th Apr 2024
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gaming
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digital entertainment
The 2nd generation Backbone One USB-C transforms Android phones into portable gaming consoles with a new design, improved stability, and low latency.
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Hands-on review: Samsung's A35 and A55 - Midrange or flagship?
Tue, 30th Apr 2024
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smartphones
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reviews
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samsung
Samsung's A35 and A55 smartphones blur the line between midrange and flagship, combining attractive design, impressive battery life, and robust video capabilities at a more accessible price point.
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ADLINK debuts Intel Arc A380E GPU-based graphics card for gaming & AI use
Tue, 30th Apr 2024
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gaming
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iot
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industrial iot
ADLINK Technology unveils its first Intel Arc A380E GPU-based graphics card, the EGX-PCIE-A380E, tailored for commercial gaming and Edge AI applications.
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Game review: TopSpin 2K25 (PS5)
Fri, 26th Apr 2024
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gaming
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digital entertainment
TopSpin 2K25, 2K Sports' return to the popular tennis video game franchise, offers enticing gameplay and stellar player rosters, but disappoints with a lack of offline modes.
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New Zealand online daters turn to AI for love amid increased scams
Fri, 26th Apr 2024
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email security
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ai
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scams
More than half of New Zealand's online daters are open to using AI as a dating coach, despite increasing risks such as dating scams, reveals Norton's Cyber Safety Insights Report 2024.
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NZ retailers urged to prioritise CX over tech advances
Thu, 25th Apr 2024
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cx
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martech
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commerce systems
E-commerce retailers should prioritise improving customer experience over merely pursuing tech advances, according to Convergence.
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Game review: Stellar Blade (PS5)
Thu, 25th Apr 2024
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Stellar Blade, an action-packed PS5 exclusive released this year, delivers exceptional gameplay and rich story, marking South Korean first-time developer Shift Up's impressive debut in gaming.
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LG unveils state-of-the-art UltraGear OLED gaming monitors in Australia
Thu, 25th Apr 2024
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gaming
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digital signage
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digital entertainment
LG Electronics Australia unveils a trio of award-winning UltraGear OLED 800R curved gaming monitors, offering immersive, panoramic gaming experiences with superior performance to Australian gamers.
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ADLINK unveils high-performance Atom-powered modules for IoT solutions
Thu, 25th Apr 2024
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robots
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edge computing
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iot
ADLINK Technology, an edge computing operator, introduces two high-performing modules utilising Intel's Atom processors. These modules are optimised for Internet of Things (IoT) solutions and emphasise durability and temperature adaptability.
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Noel Leeming launches tech trade-in scheme across New Zealand
Thu, 25th Apr 2024
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smartphones
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cleantech
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personal computing devices
Noel Leeming launches a trade-in scheme allowing New Zealand customers to exchange old electronics for gift cards, promoting both sustainability and affordable tech upgrades.
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Hands-on review: Cricut EasyPress Mini
Tue, 23rd Apr 2024
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diy
Cricut EasyPress Mini proves to be an ideal tool for small and large crafting projects, allowing creativity to flourish even in hard-to-reach places.
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Samsung unveils 2024 TV range, with AI-driven picture technology
Thu, 18th Apr 2024
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digital signage
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displays & projectors
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samsung
Samsung unveils its innovative 2024 TV range, spearheaded by the flagship Neo QLED 8K TV, promising consumers enhanced entertainment options.
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AI is here to stay - share market fads versus trends
Wed, 17th Apr 2024
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robots
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data privacy
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ai
AI investments debate trends versus fads, with its longevity, sustainability and growing legal legitimacy suggesting a solid market trend rather than a fleeting hype.
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Game review: Children of the Sun (PC)
Wed, 17th Apr 2024
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gaming
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digital entertainment
Children of the Sun, a surreal single-player puzzle shooter by Rene Rother, follows a lone sniper's revenge against a cult, with precise, strategic gameplay and an unusual art style.
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TVNZ launches innovative sports streaming service with MediaKind & Qibb
Tue, 16th Apr 2024
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hyperscale
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public cloud
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digital entertainment
TVNZ, in alliance with MediaKind and Qibb, debuts a cutting-edge sports streaming service on TVNZ+, using cloud-based platform for efficient live streaming of major sports events.
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Sony launches ULT Power Sound series with artist Peso Pluma
Tue, 16th Apr 2024
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digital entertainment
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headphones
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sony
Sony is set to launch its ULT POWER SOUND series, a range of wireless speakers and headphones designed to enhance immersive audio, featuring a collaboration with Grammy-winning artist Peso Pluma.
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Aussie crypto investors positive ahead of Bitcoin halving event
Mon, 15th Apr 2024
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cryptocurrency
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blockchain
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bitcoin
Amid an impending Bitcoin halving, more than 2,000 Australian crypto investors show optimism, fuelled by significant institutional investments and record-high Bitcoin pricing.
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Watch out! There are hidden dangers lurking in your PDFs
Mon, 15th Apr 2024
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malware
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advanced persistent threat protection
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email security
PDFs' convenience inadvertently aiding cybercriminals: Avast researchers reveal PDF files increasingly exploited to distribute malware and carry out scams.