Adobe stories
In the same way that buying a surfboard won't make you a surfer, buying a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 will not make you a creative genius.
Apple's soldered-in RAM strategy fuels planned obsolescence, pushing consumers to newer models as upgradability fades, critics argue.
Sophos appoints Ashley Wearne as ANZ general manager, aiming to bolster regional security initiatives and channel growth.
The world's leading technology companies decline a public enquiry into IT prices Down Under as Australian MPs voice concerns.
Rodney Macfarlane, of MEA Mobile, is transforming the app world with a blend of creativity and structured innovation, proving mobile tech's cool factor.
New Zealand app developer MEA Mobile, renowned for clients like Levi's and Westpac, saw a download surge, securing top photography spots globally.
Sony set to reshape the gaming landscape, acquiring Gaikai Inc. for $380m to launch a pioneering cloud gaming service.
Adobe propels Creative Suite into the cloud era, eyeing vast adoption with a subscription model, set to revolutionize how Kiwi creatives operate.
Blue Coat enhances WAN optimisation, now scales encrypted Flash video, easing company network load, says ANZ MD Bruce Bennie.
Adobe premieres Photoshop Touch for iPad at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, promising revolutionary touch-up and editing capabilities.
13-year veteran of Microsoft in Australia & the UK tasked with driving regional awareness of content creation brand.
Dartmouth College unveils a tool to quantify photo alterations, sparking debate on beauty standards and potential legal labeling.
Here at NetGuide we are all about two things: awesome stuff on the internet and free goods. And if you're reading this magazine then you probably are too.
Selling printers is no longer about the fastest, best colour or lowest price, as Robert de Jeu, brand manager, Print Solutions, Canon New Zealand details.
Acronis boosts ANZ team, hiring Michelle Duffy as channel BDM with a rich IT background including Cisco, Adobe, and Microsoft expertise.
Adobe announces 750 job cuts in a £71 million restructuring, shifting focus to digital media and marketing amid falling shares.
Things change often on the World Wide Web. NetGuide strongly recommends that you use caution when downloading anything from the internet.
The changing cybercrime landscape means secure web gateways are increasingly important, says Jeremy Hulse, vice president, sales Asia Pacific for M86.
Google guides Kiwis on safe online shopping practices amidst the eCommerce boom, offering savvy tips to protect personal info.
Flash games are evolving to 3D as Adobe gears up to launch Flash 11 and AIR 3, promising console-quality gaming on various devices.
