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IN PICTURES: Kiwis first in line as Vodafone NZ launches Apple's iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus
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In pictures: Vodafone FutureNow Auckland plays out to 600 strong audience
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In pictures: Cognitive networks are the future: Vodafone, NSN
News about Vodafone
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NZ's biggest ICT companies lose their luster as employers
A new survey of employees has revealed NZ's most favoured employers – but the local tech sector recorded a notable decline.
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Transport card minnow Snapper sold for a "nominal" sum
Infrastructure investor Infratil today completed the sale of its public transport ticketing subsidiary Snapper Services to Allectus Capital.
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Vocus slams positive ComCom mobile market findings
Telecommunications commissioner Dr Stephen Gale says mobile market competition indicators were trending in a positive direction for consumers.
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Infratil's share price dives 5 per cent on news of Vodafone buy
Infratil's share price dived more than five per cent by 12:30 today on news it had sealed a deal to buy Vodafone NZ.
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Vodafone sold: Infratil and Brookfield buy major telco
Infratil and Canadian investment partner Brookfield have succeeded in their bid to buy Vodafone NZ.
Features about Vodafone
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Major vendors under threat as NZ Unified Comms market attracts new players
As the Kiwi market shifts towards hosted and cloud-based solutions, traditional vendors will face competition from a new breed of cloud-based players.
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Is it time to pick a date to switch-off copper network?
"Someone has to take the initiative to break this impasse, the government clearly won’t."
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Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active
Samsung has just released the Galaxy S4 Active in Australia, a water and dust resistant Android smartphone. It's best described as a rugged version of the original Galaxy S4, rated at IP67 standards to survive being submerged in one metre of water for up to 30 minutes. Let's go hands-on!
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Early arrivals will capture SaaS market
With analyst predictions tipping software as a service (SaaS) will comprise as much as 50 percent of software spending by 2013, New Zealand commentators say local partners and developers have an opportunity to cash in among small businesses and niche markets.
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