Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 165

On current form, the Chinese vendor looks like a strong contender to pick up a lucrative contract from Chorus.

2degrees sees customer numbers soar to 875,656, marking a nearly 50% jump with the introduction of business services.

Huawei secures a major role in Christchurch's UFB project, becoming the key fibre equipment supplier for NZ's second-largest network build.

Samsung's Superbowl ad may mark the final jibe at Apple, showcasing fans switching to Galaxy Note in a $10.5m spectacle. Will this end the rivalry?.

Nokia's Lumia series set to revitalise its presence in NZ next month, with Telecom and Vodafone on board. Expectations ride high for the brand's comeback.

NZ Commerce Commission expands telecommunication funding rules, broadening the scope under the newly established TDL system.

LOLspeak: the language created by cat lovers to add more humour to photos of cats. Here are some of the best examples.

Online dating has quickly become a popular way to meet friends and potential partners. Find out how NZDating.com works in this interview.

2012 set for business boom as EMC's Clive Gold forecasts vast IT sector growth and ripe opportunities for resellers amid rising virtualisation.

Businesses have an obligation to take reasonable security measures to ensure the integrity of sensitive private data.

As 2012 dawns, Clive Gold predicts a tech revolution: data science rises, IT sectors evolve, and IT security rethinks strategies.

Ultrafast Fibre bolsters its broadband rollout with a marketing manager to ensure smooth customer experience across central North Island.

NZ's health and education sectors might not be fully prepared for the potential of Ultra Fast Broadband, raising concerns about future readiness.

Against all odds, Windows Phone shines at CES 2012, outpacing rivals with an expansive ecosystem and user-friendly appeal.

Consume app revolutionizes tracking for mobile, broadband, and reward usage, saving users from unwanted fees and making account management a breeze.

The internet gears up for a major upgrade as IPv6, enabling over 340 trillion addresses, sets to launch on June 6, backed by tech giants.

Southern Cross boosts trans-Pacific cable's capacity to 1.4TBps, paving the way for faster broadband in Australia and NZ.

Skinny's launch promises to shake up the prepaid mobile market, but delays in SIM delivery frustrate eager customers.

In a swift turnaround, Vodafone zooms from last to first in ADSL browsing speed, edging out rivals with sub-0.5 second page loads.

Half a billion people in China now access the internet, yet penetration is only 37.7%, suggesting significant growth potential remains.