HP stories - Page 30

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UltraFast Fibre Limited and Northpower Limited's expansions bring ultra-fast broadband to various regions, starting in Whangarei by Christmas 2010.

Smartphones now offer full-feature access to YouTube, allowing HD viewing, personalised homepages, and quick uploads via wireless or 3G connections.

YouTube is rapidly becoming the new television. Dive into our curated list of 101 must-watch clips, from the sublime to the absurd. Check them out!.

HP cancels its plan to sell PC division, asserting it benefits customers, partners, and shareholders, says CEO Meg Whitman.

IBM appoints Virginia Rometty as its first female CEO after 100 years in business. She will take up the role in January.

Lenovo overtakes Dell as the world's second-largest PC maker, marking significant market share gains and eyeing the top spot.

Cybercrime is on the rise, impacting businesses globally with costs soaring up to $36.5m, urging a stronger focus on automated security tech.

Ousted HP boss Leo Apotheker bags over $10m in golden handshake after just 11 months, while successor Meg Whitman to earn $1 yearly.

Fujitsu NZ sees leadership shakeup as Stuart Stitt becomes CFO for Fujitsu ANZ and Jo Healey steps in as new managing director with 20+ years' ICT experience.

Meg Whitman has been named as the new CEO of Hewlett-Packard, less than a year after Leo Apotheker was appointed.

Archie Reed, CTO for Enterprise Services, HP South Pacific makes a case for looking beyond the discussion of Cloud versus Outsourcing towards a hybrid solution.

HP announces final production run to meet unfulfilled demand, head of PC division promises tablets are still on the agenda.

HP slashes TouchPad prices in NZ, mirroring global fire sales, amid controversy over retailer practices and stock issues.

Despite HP ditching its PC division, Microsoft's Frank Shaw argues the PC era is far from over, heralding a future of digital collaboration.

HP shares plummeted to USD $23.60 as investors panic over the company's drastic strategic shift, casting doubt on its future prospects.

HP announces the end of webOS, eyes British software firm Autonomy for acquisition, and moots spinning off its PC division.

Just a week after slashing prices, HP has announced it will cease production of its TouchPad tablets and other webOS devices, signalling a strategic shift.

In a US survey, the iPad reigns supreme in consumer preference, overshadowing new entrants like HP's TouchPad in the competitive tablet market.

HP slashes TouchPad prices in NZ, lowering the 16GB to $679 and the 32GB version to $819, amid criticism over high costs compared to the US.