How a single character could make your Apple device crash
Apple has revealed a bug in some versions of its operating systems is causing its devices to crash thanks to a single character in Telugu.
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New telepresence start-up takes off through Ingram Micro NZ
Teleportivity operates a video-based platform allowing users to connect with expert help regardless of geography, delivered through the channel.
Microsoft’s Ron Huddleston returns to partner land with Twilio
After leading Microsoft’s One Commercial Partner business, Ron Huddleston, has been named as Twilio’s new chief partners officer.
MNF Group flags $3.5M hit from PennyTel business
MNF Group expects is gearing up for a $3.5 million earnings impact from to its PennyTel subsidiary in FY18.
Deloitte bolsters tech ranks with quadruple Kiwi appointments
Deloitte has appointed four new technology leaders in New Zealand, as part of a widespread recruitment drive to bolster local operations.
APC by Schneider Electric honours top performing A/NZ partners
APC by Schneider Electric honoured leading partners following a year of “significant growth” across the channel, recognising excellence across A/NZ.
"Sector Variant" service leads Vodafone's expanded TaaS offering
A new fixed connectivity service, Sector Variant, has helped expand Vodafone's portfolio in the government's Telecommunications-as-a-Service panel.
Disgruntled Dick Smith investors get their day in court
The second of two class actions being launched against Dick Smith Holdings has been given the green light to hit the courts.
Qualcomm rejects Broadcom's revised $121B buyout bid
Qualcomm has rejected Broadcom’s revised US$121 billion buyout offer, but agrees to meet to discuss "serious deficiencies".
Apple plays down iPhone source code leak risk
Apple has said that iOS source code that was published on GitHub was old and is unlikely to pose a security threat to iPhone users.
Kiwi tech provider helps lay internet foundations in Kenya
Intelllium Technology is helping link rural Africa with the rest of the world, leveraging local expertise to provide internet connectivity in Kenya.
Samsung's first family hit by more scandal
Reports suggest that South Korean police suspect Samsung chairman, Lee Kun-hee, of allegedly evading tax for 8.2 billion won.
'Huawei is effectively an arm of the Chinese government': US senator
Two Republican Senators introduced legislation that would block the U.S. government from buying or leasing equipment from Huawei or ZTE.
Spark details expanded TaaS portfolio for government agencies
Spark has added a slew of new offerings to its Telecommunications-as-a-Service (TaaS) portfolio for government agencies.
How far does a vendor dollar go in the channel?
Most channel executives are familiar with the dreaded question: What did we get for what we spent in the channel last quarter?
Apple flags potential rebates for iPhone battery buyers
Apple may offer rebates for consumers who paid full price for new iPhone batteries amid performance issues.
Global restructuring triggers HPE NZ redundancies
A wave of global restructuring at Hewlett Packard Enterprise has reached New Zealand, resulting in a round of redundancies at the tech giant.
Dell commits to exploring IPO or merger with VMware
Dell Technologies has confirmed mounting speculation that the business is considering a public offering of common stock or a combination with VMware.
Apple reportedly investigated over iPhone throttling
Questions raised over Apple's disclosures that it slowed older iPhones with flagging batteries.
Kiwi businesses will fight over cloud and security expertise in 2018
New Zealand businesses will go to battle to recruit cloud and security expertise in 2018, as the technology industry once again faces a skills shortage.
