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Eaton champions the need for agile power solutions in a world of fluctuating IT demands, reshaping converged infrastructure efficiency.

Orcon's bidding drama, Renaissance's $1 deal shocker, and big distie wins shape New Zealand's channel market in 2014's first half.

Being back in the country after 12 years abroad has delivered a refreshing sense of perspective for Nathan Knight, channel executive at Lenovo New Zealand.

Smartphone usage has nearly doubled with consumers now spending 195 minutes a day on their devices, double from 2011.

A skills shortage is being felt in New Zealand’s booming ICT industry where professionals are reverting to contracting to reap the financial rewards.

Although the global economy still hangs in the balance, the remorseless expansion in data volumes continues exponentially.

The thing I don’t understand about these dystopian stories are why the leaders of the new societies are always these crazed luncatics.

A project by eTV and Silver & Ballard to digitise video tapes from the archives of the Victoria University of Wellington is now complete.

In what has been a very busy week for those in Redmond, Microsoft has today released a patch designed to fill the hole in its Internet Explorer browser.

Anthony Clarke, Compuware's new Regional Director for ANZ, aims to boost channel partner growth, leveraging his 20+ years of IT industry expertise.

The film is pretty much a really long Veronica Mars episode. And that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. I enjoyed it.

With over 365 topics from history, TV shows, sports, music, and new topics being added all the time, you’ll be entertained and challenged for hours at a time.

A TechDay writer's experience with 2degrees: So I recently made the big mistake of switching from Vodafone to 2degrees.

My big problem with phone calls these days is that you have to drop whatever you are doing in order to talk to the person calling you. It’s rather rude, really.

Vampire Academy: A laughably bad tale that embraces its absurdity, unlike its self-serious counterparts. A regrettable watch, even for laughs.

Aaron Paul races into hearts in Need for Speed, but with cliches and suspect plot, it's more a pit stop in action cinema than a new flagbearer.

Unveiled April Games with Gold offers Xbox 360 users free access to Hitman: Absolution and Deadlight for a thrilling playtime adventure.

Noah reimagines an ancient tale with star-studded cast and epic fervour, ensuring a cinematic voyage worth the watch.

Although InFamous Second Son is set in a new City, there's plenty that fans of the original will find familiar.

Sports Interactive has announced the release date for Football Manager Classic 2014 for PlayStation Vita has been set as Friday, 11 April.