Wireless stories - Page 48

Telecom is building the country’s largest public Wi-Fi network – comprising up to 3000 hotspots – we uncover why.

Ingram Micro intensifies its Fortinet partnership, aiming to elevate network security across businesses of all sizes with comprehensive solutions.

G Cloud Backup: The app that saves your contacts, messages and more, ready to be reinstalled onto a new phone.

NZ businesses face slower internet, not from weak connections, but from staff's myriad devices overloading networks, says Lume director.

Auckland residents to enjoy free city-wide Wi-Fi in a Telecom trial, assessing demand before the service ends in September.

An unmissable opportunity to meet one of the globes top Wi-Fi experts in person. He will be visiting five cities across New Zealand.

An almost $500,000 investment in new computer equipment over the last three years has seen West Coast primary schools become more tech savvy.

Future networks will cost about half of what traditional networks cost today as users across the globe push organisations to create BYOD ready environments.

Company takes out the Wireless Network Infrastructure Innovation category for delivering broadband internet to isolated Pacific communities.

Following a government review of it's system security last October, the CIO in charge of the investigation says the issues have been addressed.

NZ's SNUP gets £50m boost, aiming to upgrade tech in 1,400 schools, with ministers promising advanced learning opportunities for all.

Dimension Data opens a new office in Dunedin, showcasing their commitment to the area and supporting contracts with the University of Otago and PGG Wrightson.

Tomizone set to become Australia's largest WiFi service provider in hospitality, acquiring Jimojo to boost its nationwide operations.

AeroHive revolutionises wireless networking for large-scale users, bypassing conventional controller failures with its novel cloud-based system.

Brother last week officially introduced it's new high speed business grade HL-S7000DN printer to the local market. Why is it so different ?.

Cisco's Linksys EA6500 router impresses with easy setup and fast AC performance, though its cutting-edge tech awaits wider support.

Geeks on Wheels bring IT support to Kiwi doorsteps, solving computer woes nationwide with their mobile tech squad.

In a world where smaller is better, Samsung's new over-sized smartphone blurs the lines between phone and tablet further.

A market leader in IP telephony, Compass offers feature rich, scalable and affordable telecommunications solutions.

Grab the last seats for Aerohive's BYOD sessions in Auckland and Wellington to revolutionise your retail with Wi-Fi.