Stories by Staff - Page 193

Rare 1976 Apple 1 computer, part of over 350 years of computing, to auction with bids between US$260,000 - 400,000.

Orcon bolsters its leadership team with four new appointments as it targets growth under new CEO Greg McAlister, following a recent acquisition.

Next generation wearables including smart glasses and watches set for boost as influential players such as Google and Apple enter the market.

Human-centered design thinking and approaches gaining mainstream credence among private sector decision-makers focused on innovation.

Telco ramps up its data centre and cloud offer with conditional agreement to acquire privately-owned Kiwi IT company.

UK businesses race to the cloud as Digital Island reports a 65% surge in firms adopting cloud services to stay competitive.

Mark Zuckerberg opts for a symbolic USD $1 salary, but with USD $2.3 billion pocketed from stock options last year, he isn’t feeling the pinch.

The man who helped bring Marissa Mayer to the company will not seek reelection to the Yahoo board of directors.

Telecom celebrates Samsung Galaxy S4 launch with a massive $5M data giveaway for New Zealanders, promising a digital feast.

Apple marks iTunes' 10th anniversary with a 100-song compilation, celebrating a decade of digital music dominance and 25 billion songs sold.

Extreme Networks names Charles Berger as its fifth CEO in seven years, following Oscar Rodriguez's resignation amid declining market share.

Microsoft's tablets hold a 'niche' 7.5% market share, trailing far behind Apple's lead and Android's growing presence in global shipments.

Zeald announces strategic 49% investment in Twiik, aiming to bolster its status as NZ's top web development firm and expand into cloud applications.

The market for smart glasses, led by Google Glass, is set to boom, with shipments projected to hit 6.6 million by 2016.

As new technologies enter the market, owning a smartphone, tablet or laptop can raise tricky issues about privacy and cyber-security.

Recent security attack in South Korea shows zero-day vulnerabilities remain while attack innovations are growing in sophistication, intensity and severity.

Over 15% of midsize and large enterprises will still have Windows XP running on at least 10% of their PCs after Microsoft ends support.

Companies launch brand new incentive program for NetApp silver partners - rewarding and supporting partners in activating their NetApp business.

Vivid Solutions names Miles Smith as interim CEO following Simon Hayden's departure, setting the stage for new management era.

The University of Auckland falls victim to hacking attack, affecting up to 4,500 students; server isolated for investigation.