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Amazon's second quarter 2016 financial results are strong as ever, with a 42% increase in operating cash flow and a 31% increase in net sales.
Tablet shipments decline as large smartphones erode market, says TrendForce. 35.2 million units shipped in Q1 2016.
The Kindle Oasis, Amazon's newest e-reader, is the thinnest and lightest version to date, weighing in at just $449.
Amazon aims to enter the education market with a new platform for schools and classrooms, according to reports. #AmazonEducation.
The technology industry moves at a relentless pace, making it both exhilarating and unforgiving. Here are six predictions for 2016.
Remote cloud options are now closer than ever, but New Zealand's ICONZ advises firms to weigh 10 key factors when choosing between local and overseas vendors.
Oracle launches new cloud services, claiming its new archive storage service is 'one-tenth' Amazon Glacier's price.
Amazon has increased its operating cash flow by nearly 50% to $7.84 billion in the past 12 months, and says AWS is a significant reason for this.
Samsung's struggles continue as low-cost vendors are quickly proving that mid- to high-priced Android tablets simply aren't cut out for today's tablet market.
If Amazon open a warehouse in Queensland, Australia it could disrupt the reseller market in Australia and New Zealand.
Facebook prepares to blend professional and social worlds with its new Facebook at Work platform, challenging tech giants in enterprise tools.
New licensing deals means unofficial streams posted by regular users are now more likely to disappear, replaced by official uploads from labels.
Amazon unveils #AmazonWishList, letting users add items to their wishlist directly through Twitter. A new way to shop is here!.
It seems these days 90s trends can't be rehashed fast enough as generation Y grows up - and it seems Hasbro has jumped on the bandwagon too.
Deloitte Australia has snapped up Cloud Solutions Group, in a deal which will see it adding implementation and managed cloud solutions to its line-up.
Because Into the River is available online, the odds are that an interim restriction order will be about as effective as a screen door on a submarine.
The arena of streaming apps is changing, and changing fast, vendors are going to need to up their game to stay with the pack.
Kobo launches the Aura H2O in New Zealand, the first waterproof eReader made to endure both beach reads and bathtub tales.
There is broad global support for moves to curb international tax avoidance, New Zealand Finance Minister Bill English said on the sidelines of the.
The online streaming service will first be offered in the United States, but there are plans to bring it overseas.
