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Why let Microsoft or Samsung dictate the creative Windows tablet space when the wunderkinds at Wacom can "re-invent" the stylus experience and create their own top-tier tablet?

Worldwide shipments of PCs, mobile phones, tablets and ultramobiles are expected to decline for a second consecutive year, according to the latest devices market report from analyst firm Gartner.

In  2020 the number of Internet of Things (IoT) devices in use worldwide will rise to 21 billion, outnumbering users with laptops, tablets or smartphones by a factor of more than three, according to Gartner.

Australian mobile billing and payments platform, SmartTrans, has done a deal with China Mobile to launch a new in-vehicle and driver smartphone app which will be billed through the Chinese telco’s 3G/4G mobile phone network to its subscriber base.

If you need a great solution for virtual application and desktop delivery to any kind of device and operating system, Parallels wants to be by your side.

A new survey suggests consumers need to give more thought to the security implications of connected devices.

When rumours that Nokia was getting back into phones surfaced, the company first said "no", and then "yes". Finally, there’s more detail.

The new 200GB Lexar High-Performance 633x microSDXC UHS-I memory card is designed for sports camcorders, tablets, and smartphones.

New Zealand telco Spark has launched an initiative for the older generation and their ability to learn about new technology, following on from a survey showing New Zealanders over 55 are no different to anyone else when it comes to an understanding and obsession with tech.

Text books are being replaced with tablets as school children head back to school this week, according to new research which estimates that more than 1 million children will be packing high-tech devices in their bags as they head off to school.

Yes, the auto industry is one of those ten trends, with Ovum’s Rob Gallagher sharing that and nine others set to give 2016 a ‘tech-tonic’ shift!

End-user spending will decline for the first time despite a rise in global device shipments, according to a new report. The worrying new trend is a reflection of changing market conditions in various geographic regions.

Just as Microsoft has opened a flagship store on Pitt St Mall, along with many other mostly major fashion brands, so too has now Vodafone!

The ANZ Bank has enhanced its Internet banking services to cover desktop, tablet and mobile devices with the launch of a new Internet banking site.

When you make purchases using what’s called Direct Carrier billing (DCB) you can make your transaction on a mobile device or network-connected tablet, without the need to provide your bank details.

OPINION: 1.5 million ‘tablets’ sold in Australia during the first half of 2015, with 2-in-1 convertibles only selling 500,000 in the same time frame according to research firm Telsyte.

Tablet sales are plummeting as their market share is increasingly eroded by the new kid on the block – the all-encompassing 2-in-1 tablet-notebook.

Optus claims it can now effectively deliver 100% mobile coverage across Australia by turning your smartphone into a satellite phone – but that’s only if you are in line of sight with a satellite and you have the latest SatSleeve satellite phone or a SatSleeve Hotspot Wi-Fi app from Thuraya.

BPAY has launched an Initial Convenience Service (ICS) which will let Australian consumers immediately transfer funds to and from their bank accounts via their mobile phone, tablet, or via the internet.

A Melbourne-based technology company has been awarded a US Patent for what it says is its “ground-breaking invention” of a fully secure vault for Apple’s iPhones and iPads, as well as other smartphone and tablet devices.