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Dimension Data Australia has taken out the top Asia Pacific and Japan award at the Cisco Partner Summit global awards.

Bayrob displays a message suggesting the user the downloaded file is incompatible with the system, while it is actually already releasing a Trojan.

Transparent LED displays and surround sound are creating 'an engaging atmospheric experience' in Primark's new Spanish flagship store.

Yamaha Music customers now have a more interactive experience when visiting the company's retail partners, thanks to digital signage and smartphones.

Huawei New Zealand garners 15% share of the Kiwi smartphone market, with New Zealand now among the top performing markets for the Chinese vendor.

FIFA 16 makes historic move by featuring female players, with 12 women's national teams joining the virtual pitch.

UK tech firm SkipRoaming has launched an app that aims to reduce the cost of mobile international and roaming calls.

VMob, the Kiwi mobile personalisation platform, has scooped up three awards at the I-COM big data conference in San Sebastian, Spain.

Microsoft will contribute additional funding and resources to enhance VMob's sales, marketing and product development programme.

The sheer size of WhatsApp's network could disrupt the market and some operators are already adopting a defensive stance.

Zespri, the world's largest marketing exporter, says this season's volumes are forecast to be back to the levels they were prior to the Psa virus hitt.

Amnesty International says people want Google, Microsoft and Yahoo to secure their communications to prevent government access.

The consumer IoT market, on the other hand, is becoming a business imperative for many carriers as they experience smartphone and data plan saturation.

Disappointing US manufacturing and consumer spending data weighed on equities, offsetting a rebound in energy stocks along with oil prices.

We take a look at Uber's short yet controversial history that has led to a Government review on how taxi and private hire services operate.

In response to the Charlie Hebdo massacre, Anonymous has announced a cyber war on jihadists, vowing to shut down terror-linked accounts.

Britannia pauses TV ads and adjusts its website after FMA concerns over UK pension transfer campaigns causing undue pressure on consumers.

The Financial Markets Authority is warning against misleading advertising about transferring UK pension scheme entitlements to New Zealand to avoid.

Uber sparks fury as it quadruples fares in Sydney amidst a hostage crisis, prioritizing profits in a city's hour of need.

Vodafone New Zealand, the country's biggest mobile phone operator, has appointed expatriate Mark Aue as its new chief financial officer, replacing.