In a first for a New Zealand wine brand, Brancott Estate has launched a new smartphone application which brings together the world of wine and entertainment in 14 unique consumer experiences.

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Who is winning the smartphone war – Apple’s iOS or Google’s Android? It’s a question that’s been on many of our minds as smartphones and tablets continue to surge in popularity.

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Potential employees increasingly curious about tools - or toys - of the trade.

Security software vendors warn of risks behind Android's open platform.

Wellington game developers premiere three new smartphone titles.

Developers should get on board the growing market for feature phone applications, analyst says.

Smartphones drive data upwards, with two thirds of customers now accessing internet on their mobiles.

Analysts say Finnish phone maker has one more chance to stop the slide.

Experts say iPhone maker could 'bully' other manufacturers.

All-in-one business smartphone available exclusively through Vodafone from Friday for NZ$1299.

The "world's slimmest smartphone device" with the "world's brightest screen" is officially getting a New Zealand release.

In five years the number of Kiwis turning to online banking has shot up almost 160%.

HP's notebook guy Simon Molloy tells us about how mobile phones and notebooks are now competing.

The place to be seen on the internet.

New pricing tiers, PayPal and credit card payment options and a new user ID system now available to download.

Smartphones to account for 54% of all APAC device sales by 2015, says Frost & Sullivan.

HTC smartphones to receive wider New Zealand availability and support.

People should gather a lot of information before coming to conclusions, says MS Investor Relations boss.