Phone stories - Page 3

RED's HYDROGEN holophone launch is delayed again, with improvements in 4V shooting and carrier certification cited as key reasons for the postponement.

Two million ANZ cardholders can now make secure, in-store mobile payments using Android Pay and eftpos, following a collaboration with Google, ANZ, and Cuscal.

​Yealink has once again made the smart media phone space its own with the introduction of its latest device as it irons out previously complex tasks.

Spark's wholesale voice services should be deregulated to ensure that end users are not locked into Spark's services, the Commerce Commission says.

Vocus Communications’ Commander business is launching a new assault on the channel, with plans to double its partner base this year.

- Countdown, the New Zealand supermarket chain owned by Australian retailer Woolworths, is adding insurance services as it seeks to widen the offe.

My big problem with phone calls these days is that you have to drop whatever you are doing in order to talk to the person calling you. It’s rather rude, really.

Businesses in Australia and New Zealand are using a total of 19 channels to support customer service; the top three of which are...

I rarely ever review paid apps, basically just because I am a big cheapo. But oooh. Photoshop Touch for your phone? Yes please.

The thot just plickened where mobile technology is concerned, as Ubuntu shows off (yet another) Linux for the handset up in Barcelona.

Struggling with your smartphone’s touchscreen keyboard? SwiftKey Keyboard's predictive text and customisation features make it a must-try app.

Microsoft has begun upgrading Windows phones around the world with its new Windows Phone 7.5 operating system, aka Mango.

Telecom offers XT network customers a new Total Home Mobile package, featuring 29c/min mobile calls, 300 texts, and 20GB internet for NZD $99 in major cities.

Is your 0800 call wait costing more than you think? Absences in NZ call centres could inflate your phone bill dramatically.

Vodafone claims its new talkZoneZero plan will enable customers to call anyone in New Zealand for no more than $136 a month.

Telecom and WorldxChange Communications team up to bring affordable, high-speed fibre optic services to over 3,500 homes, revolutionising the user experience.