SmartPhones stories
Hyder is tasked with driving product development, innovation strategy, technical vision, and cloud operations.
A Zebra Technologies study reveals a swift surge in mobile device usage among energy and utilities workers, driven by the need for real-time data access.
FintechNZ general manager James Brown says that the virus could change the fintech landscape across industries.
The tech giant has also banned outright entertainment or game apps which use the coronavirus as a theme or central idea.
Infineon says the technology, which uses the REAL3 3D Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensor, features an easy-to-design integration for smartphone manufacturers.
IDC reports the popularity of hearables was behind the unprecedented growth – the headphones and ear pods market captured 55.3% of the entire market.
A false sense of security surrounds so-called trusted mobile devices and we need to rethink the 'trusted' device security model.
iWorld Australia urges customers to order now due to delays caused by the coronavirus outbreak in China and surrounding countries.
One of the most promising opportunities explored includes a variety of gaming products, says a report from Futuresource Consulting.
Engineers at the University of Waterloo have created a silicone/graphene material that can act as a sensor for wearable technologies.
Jamf's senior customer success manager Melissa Antoine discusses attracting more women to IT by promoting role models, mentorship, and flexible workplaces.
Oppo has launched its 5G-ready Find X2 Pro in New Zealand, showcasing top-tier display, camera, and charging capabilities at NZD $1,899.
The long list of ICT markets that are being disrupted by the virus' effect on manufacturing includes desktops, laptops, workstations and tablets.
Samsung's adoption of eSIM technology in its S20 range is set to surge global shipments to over 225 million, transforming the smartphone market.
JBL's Link Bar merges a sound bar, Android TV, and Google Home into one sleek device offering high sound quality with smart home integration.
Apple and Xiaomi were the only top smartphone vendors to gain in Q4 2019, as global sales dipped 0.4% year over year, Gartner reports.
68% of consumers would be willing to trade-in their device in favour of a 5G-capable upgrade, according to research from Blancco Technology Group.
Ethisphere names Accenture, Avnet, and Nokia among the 2020 World's Most Ethical Companies, highlighting their commitment to integrity and ethical practices.
'Horse Ridge' could pave the way for further understanding how quantum practicality could solve real-world problems.
Global shipments of 5G smartphones are forecast to soar by 700% in 2020, from 29 million to 231 million units, driven by declining device costs, Omdia reports.
