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Top 50 defining moments of the New Zealand channel in 2016

Reseller News looks back on a tumultuous 12 months for the New Zealand channel, assessing the fallout from a year of sizeable industry change. Whether it be local or global mergers and acquisitions, distribution deals or job changes, the channel that started the year differs somewhat to the one set to finish it - Reseller News assesses the key moments that made 2016.

Top 50 defining moments of the New Zealand channel in 2016
IN PICTURES: Vendors unite in the name of charity as Ingram Micro Golf Day raises $50,000

Ingram Micro continued its long-term commitment to support Cure Kids, raising $50,000 at its annual charity golf day at North Shore Golf Club in Auckland, supported by 21 vendors.

IN PICTURES: Vendors unite in the name of charity as Ingram Micro Golf Day raises $50,000
IN PICTURES: Hands on with the Apple iPhone 6s / iPhone 6s Plus

A quick look at Apple's new flagship smartphones, the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus.

IN PICTURES: Hands on with the Apple iPhone 6s / iPhone 6s Plus
IN PICTURES: Kiwis first in line as Vodafone NZ launches Apple's iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus

Kiwis were first in line across the world as Vodafone New Zealand launched Apple's iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus in Auckland this morning.

IN PICTURES: Kiwis first in line as Vodafone NZ launches Apple's iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus

News about Apple

Apple denies dominant position amid antitrust investigation

By Reuters | 01 July, 2020 10:35

Apple, currently the target of EU antitrust investigations into key segments of its business, has rejected accusations of market dominance, saying it competes with Google, Samsung and other rivals.
Apple acquires corporate device management startup Fleetsmith

By Reuters | 25 June, 2020 09:59

Apple has acquired Fleetsmith, a San Francisco-based startup company whose technology helps businesses manage Apple's Mac and iPad devices among their employee bases.
Apple switches to its own chips for Mac computers

By Reuters | 23 June, 2020 12:27

Apple has said it will switch to its own chips for its Mac computers, saying the first machines will ship this year and ending a nearly 15-year reliance on Intel Corp to supply processors for its flagship laptops and desktop.
Apple refuses to relent as fight with Basecamp over Hey app rages on

By Michael Simon | 20 June, 2020 01:12

Apple is digging in ints heels in its battle with Basecamp as the Hey battle shows no signs of subsiding.
The major tech events affected by the spread of coronavirus

By Staff Writers | 16 March, 2020 09:28

COVID-19, otherwise known as novel coronavirus, has affected an increasing number of technology events around the world, causing cancellation, rescheduling and virtualisation. Here’s a list of all the events that have been impacted so far this year.

Features about Apple

There's no Office free ride on Apple's new 10.5-in. iPad Pro

By Gregg Keizer | 08 June, 2017 10:04

When Apple this week rolled out the new iPad Pro with a 10.5-in. screen, it also shrunk the pool of those who can run Office apps free of charge.
Apple's Mobility Partner Program comes out of hiding

By Bob Brown | 01 February, 2017 23:32

You won’t find many public references by Apple to its Mobility Partner Program, an expanding effort by the company to unite with software developers/integrators to boost sales of iPhones and iPads to businesses. But the veil of secrecy surrounding the program is thinning.
5 strategic moves that show Apple is more CIO-friendly

By Clint Boulton | 20 December, 2016 02:44

Apple can no longer ignore cries of help from its enterprise customers. Call them marriages of necessity, but Apple is striking corporate deals that make it more friendly to CIOs. We look at five of those partnerships.
Apple's 10 biggest wins, fails, and WTF moments of 2016

By Caitlin McGarry | 29 December, 2016 22:01

New iPhones, new MacBooks, and new Apple Watches were bright spots in an otherwise gloomy year of sliding iPhone sales and a legal battle with the FBI.
How Google overtook Apple in education

By Matt Kapko | 24 November, 2016 00:20

Apple's longtime lock on the education market began to fall apart when Google first introduced Chromebooks more than five years ago. Here's how Google swept in and started to push Apple out.