Stories by Siobhan Keogh

2.5 million Kinect sensors sold

Microsoft today announced they have sold three million Kinect sensors worldwide, less than four weeks after the US launch of the device.

Vodafone says 4G speeds will be dependent on usage

How fast consumers' 4G mobile broadband will be is dependent on how they plan on using their service, according to Vodafone New Zealand.

TomTom launches live services, NZ voice coming soon

In-car GPS company TomTom is launching live services in New Zealand.

PCWorld.co.nz revamp - share your thoughts

As you can all see, New Zealand PC World's website has a new look today. It's being rolled out in three segments, which means that some areas of the site are available, but won't be updated for a couple of weeks. Specifically, we can't currently post...

ViewSonic to launch 3D pocket camera in NZ soon

ViewSonic have recently launched the 3DV5 pocket-sized camera in the US, and it will soon be coming to New Zealand.

Sony Ericsson CEO hints at PlayStation Phone reveal

Sony Ericsson chief executive Bert Nordberg has hinted that a planned February reveal may be for the PlayStation Phone.

The internet takes on US airport security

A grassroots organisation, inspired by posts on the link-sharing website Reddit, is rallying against US airport security measures.

Kinect launches in NZ

The fanfare at Sale St bar in Auckland last night did not quite live up to the US launch in Times Square, where people played Kinect on huge screens, but media turned out to see Kinect games being played nonetheless.

PlayTV for Playstation 3 launches

Playstation users in New Zealand can use the PlayTV device to record any Freeview digital video in high definition, and watch either on their TV or on their PSP, Sony Vaio laptops and Sony Ericsson AINO mobile phone.

HP launches printer with detachable Android tablet

HP has launched a new ePrinter with a WiFi-capable tablet attachment.

NZRFG submits RBI bid, rural schools could get 1Gbit/s speeds

The NZRFG today said that if successful in winning the government's RBI contract, it would provide rural schools with network speeds of up to 1Gbit/s, substantially higher than the government's proposed 100Mbits/s.

Telecom and Vodafone in joint bid for rural broadband

Vodafone and Telecom today said they had submitted a joint bid for the government's Rural Broadband Initiative (RBI).

Microsoft tears down the iPhone

Windows Phone business manager Mark Bishop was not holding anything back yesterday as he tore strips off of the iPhone and its operating system.

Review: The Social Network

“You’re not an asshole, Mark. You’re just trying so hard to be.”

TomTom releases GPS for bikes

The TomTom Urban Rider device is now available.