Cameras stories - Page 63

Spark seizes sole UK rights to Sony's Xperia M4 Aqua, touting its stellar features at a competitive mid-range price.

Stunning hyperlapse by Matthew Vandeputte highlights Lake Wanaka, set to attract hundreds of thousands with its mesmerising beauty.

With a vast array of NASs hitting the market, does the ASUSTOR AS-5104T provide a difference to the normal slow clunky restricted devices?.

A team of researchers are developing a ‘power over Wi-Fi’ system that has the ability to recharge batteries from up to 28 feet (8.5 metres) away.

More schools in New Zealand are investing in technology for virtual learning environments and mobile learning.

BGW Technologies to distribute Panasonic's advanced security products in Australia, enhancing channel support and integrations.

If a hacker manages to crack your GoPro’s password then they can access your GoPro anytime they like if they are in Wi-Fi range.

TomTom has launched the TomTom GO510 and GO6100 with Lifetime World Maps, Lifetime Traffic, and Lifetime Speed Cameras.

D-Link has launched its first consumer camera with the latest generation 802.11AC wireless technology in New Zealand and Australia.

Gartner predicts worldwide spending on business process management (BPM) software will grow 4.4% to reach $2.7 billion in 2015.

Polycom releases new video collaboration solutions for modern workspaces, meeting demand for ad hoc meeting environments.

​While the global wearable technology market hasn’t delivered on high expectations, 2015 could be the year that turns this around.

The TomTom Bandit comes with a built-in media server, eliminating the need to download footage before being able to edit it.

GoPro acquires Kolor, a specialist in virtual reality and spherical media solutions, to enhance immersive viewing experiences.

LG has unveiled its new flagship G4 smartphone – complete with leather backing – as the Korean company makes a play for the premium market.

Touch, gesture and away-from-the-screen features are the future of digital technologies, says Professor Mark Apperley.

Smartphones in classrooms? New study by University of Canterbury reveals their growing role in enhancing engineering education.

Smart city tech unlocks vast new markets for resellers, says Allied Telesis' Scott Penno, spotlighting a shift toward integrated urban solutions.

In order to expand its presence globally, Axis Communications has opened a new office in Wellington and appointed Magnus Zederfeldt director, AP.

The ubiquitous nature of smartphones has taken a toll on camera retailer Camera & Camera, which has been placed into liquidation.