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  • Kiwi channel comes together for another round of After Hours

    Kiwi channel comes together for another round of After Hours

    The channel came together for another round of After Hours, with a bumper crowd of distributors, vendors and partners descending on The Jefferson in Auckland. Photos by Maria Stefina.​

    Kiwi channel comes together for another round of After Hours
  • Kiwi channel comes together to kick-off 2017 Reseller News ICT Industry Awards

    Kiwi channel comes together to kick-off 2017 Reseller News ICT Industry Awards

    The cream of the Kiwi channel came together at the Hilton Hotel in Auckland, to acknowledge and celebrate an esteemed panel of over 80 local judges ahead of the 2017 Reseller News ICT Industry Awards in October. Photos by Maria Stefina.

    Kiwi channel comes together to kick-off 2017 Reseller News ICT Industry Awards
  • In Pictures: Houston, we have a bug - 9 famous software glitches in space

    In Pictures: Houston, we have a bug - 9 famous software glitches in space

    There’s never a good time to run into software bugs, but some times are worse than others - like during a mission to space. Spacecraft of all shapes and sizes rely heavily on software to complete their objectives. But those missions can be quickly ended by the simplest of human errors when writing code. The omission of an overbar here or overflow error checking code there can mean the difference between success or failure, not to mention the loss of hundreds of millions of dollars, years of work and, on manned missions, human life. Use the arrows above to read about 9 examples that show that, despite the care with which these systems are built, bugs have occurred in spacecraft software since we started to fling rockets into space - and will, no doubt, continue to crop up.

    In Pictures: Houston, we have a bug - 9 famous software glitches in space
  • IN PICTURES: EDGE 2015 - In the swing with the EDGE Cup (+58 photos)

    IN PICTURES: EDGE 2015 - In the swing with the EDGE Cup (+58 photos)

    Golfers got into the swing on the final afternoon of EDGE 2015 when they competed for the prestigious (well, it is now) EDGE Cup. Two golf courses were reserved for the event- the newly refurbished Port Douglas Resort and the Palmer Sea Reef Golf Course. Sponsors and co-hosts formed teams of 4 for a shotgun start over both courses. It has to be said though, it is the first time we've seen a crocodile on-course - now that's what we call a natural hazard. ARN Editor, Allan Swann, took his camera gear and a buggy and recorded the action.

    IN PICTURES: EDGE 2015 - In the swing with the EDGE Cup (+58 photos)

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  • Dream your own dream - the Nick Verykios story

    <i>2012 ARN Hall of Fame inductee, Nick Verykios, is a rock’n’roll survivor, poet, Buddhist and philanthropist, as well as co-founder of the $250 million Distribution Central. This is his story.</i>

  • This robot from Zuta Labs may change the way you print

    The future of portable printing is rolling slowly across a piece of A4 paper on a hot Thursday afternoon in Jerusalem's early summer. After what seems like an eternity compared to an inkjet device, the prototype creates seven characters with two spaces; the end result looks like it was spit out of an aging dot matrix printer.

  • The best iPhone lens kit: Put a little DSLR on the front of your iPhone

    Thanks to the ubiquity of our smartphone cameras, we're all taking more photos than ever. But those photos are largely confined to the iPhone's one-size-fits-all, somewhat wide angle lens; gone are the days when most of us were willing to schlep around an SLR with multiple lenses, or even a single bulky zoom lens. You can recapture some of your SLR's interchangeable lens flexibility, however, with a set of add-on lenses for your iPhone. We've rounded up 6 of the most popular options and put them to the test: Here are our recommendations.

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  • Watson shows the power of intelligent computing

    At IBM's Think Forum in New York, CEO Ginni Rometty took us through the success and future of Watson, IBM's automated decision engine. This technology fascinates me because it's the first major step to change the basic computing paradigm.

  • Latest gadgets ease the cruelty of travel

    Luckily, gadget-makers understand the cruelty of travel, and are always creating new devices that help the mobile worker/road warrior ease the pain of a hotel room with few outlets, or expensive in-room Wi-Fi. Here are three gadgets I've recently tested that can help you on your next trip:

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