Tablets stories - Page 64

If Darth Vader owned a laptop, I'd wager that it'd be a Lenovo. They're built like brick you-know-what houses.

The new Lenovo solution allows companies to outfit their organisations with a fully-managed PC OpEx consumption model for a monthly cost.

Digitally empowered customers crave context and are shying away from the mass-marketing approach to email offers. It's time for a different approach.

You'd be forgiven for thinking the action cam market was sewn up. The latest arrival, the TomTom Bandit, shows there's still scope for innovation.

Workload scheduling software is having its time to shine, as businesses look to increase efficiency and productivity.

Kiwi firm Cyclone named Google's APAC Partner of the Year for Devices, recognizing its expertise in meeting customers' Google needs.

Tablet shipments decline as large smartphones erode market, says TrendForce. 35.2 million units shipped in Q1 2016.

Apple is racking up the wins on the detachables side of the tablet market, taking an early lead in the only growing segment of the tablet market.

My old gaming headphones are great, or so I thought. These headphones (both wired and wireless) absolutely blew that presumption out of the water.

Even if your company doesn't provide technology as an end product, pretty soon, your products and services will be inseparable from technology.

The HP's ZBook Studio is a fully fledged no compromise mobile workstation that redefines the previous parameters.

The tablet battleground is moving to Apple versus Microsoft according to a new report, which shows higher end two-in-ones are winning ground.

Industry experts predict millennial consumers will spend $200 billion a year by 2017. Here are five key strategies for marketing to this group.

The NSW Government has extended its whole-of-government ICT hardware contract through to April 30, 2017 and updated the devices covered by the deal.

IT security awareness among business leaders, especially in government, is increasing due to company data leaks, says SolarWinds.

Absolute bolsters cybersecurity for businesses by integrating third-party vendors into its persistent endpoint protection service.

HID Global unveils new mobile solutions, enhancing digital identity and access control in the enterprise sphere.

Last year Intel released its very first Intel Compute Stick. Fast-foward to 2016 and its newest version has upped its specs.

New research warns of security risks in the enterprise with the increasing use of wearables, as two thirds of owners use no login protection.

HP has launched a new range of notebooks designed for the modern workplace, merging business and consumer devices.