SmartPhones stories - Page 308

Auckland school vindicated as study shows iPads boost student engagement and intelligence, with a 25% better information transfer rate.

On current trading, Apple now has a comfortable lead on Exxon Mobil for the title of largest company in the world.

Vodafone secures exclusive deal to sell Nokia's innovative N9, the all-screen smartphone, launching next month for $999.

Apple to reset iCloud Backup on Sept 22, hinting at the imminent iOS 5 launch and possible new iPhone release, raising stakes for RIM.

Apple's iPad 2 reigns supreme in the tablet world, leading analysts to advise against rushing the iPad 3 release amidst weak competition.

RIM's woes deepen as profits plunge by over 50% and shipments fall short, despite hopes pinned on new Blackberry 7 range.

Motorola Mobility's CEO's deft negotiation with Google revealed, securing a stellar $12.5bn deal for its takeover.

Samsung reignites its legal feud with Apple in France over mobile tech patents, following a recent loss in Germany.

Apple set to hit record Mac sales, driven by OS X Lion and updates to MacBook Air and Mac Mini, outshining fading iPod figures, says analyst.

Apple's iOS 5 'Golden Master' set for release to assemblers, fuelling speculation of a new iPhone launch in early October.

US critic blasts Apple's 'spaceship' campus design, labelling it contradictory and environmentally questionable.

Tim Cook ushers in a new era at Apple with a charitable matching program, notably diverging from Steve Jobs' legacy.

Microsoft's fate hangs in balance as Windows 8 launch at Build conference deemed critical amid mobile market race.

In a bid to meet growing user discernment, lacklustre apps fall short as consumers demand more, says Ovum report.

Renaissance faces grim earnings due to a 'perfect storm' of challenges, but promises recovery in 2012, says Chairman Giffney.

Aucklanders and Rugby World Cup visitors can enjoy unlimited free wi-fi from CallPlus at 1000 hotspots, outmatching the city's existing service.

Samsung Galaxy SII finally hits Telecom's XT network, offering Kiwis a new Android experience at a competitive price, months after Vodafone.

As mobile workforces grow, businesses must adapt to support tablet and smartphone use securely, balancing productivity and data protection.

NZ businesses embrace BYOD, sparking a boom for resellers with increasing demand for wireless network solutions to support devices.

In the fast-evolving world of network security, businesses must tailor sophisticated solutions to fend off email threats and data breaches.