Stories by Staff - Page 635

ATV has been one of Sony's go to racing titles on the PlayStation 2 for donkey's years, and that's a long time.

Metal Arms: Glitch in the System shocks with profanity and charm in its Xbox Live Arcade return, blending shooting, adventure, and humour.

It seemed a fait accompli that Vodafone was going wipe the floor with Telecom and its lead in our mobile duopoly would become virtually unassailable.

Don King's Prizefighter steps into the ring, challenging EA's reign with a mix of legend-filled boxing and strategic gameplay.

Fans of the LEGO series of games will be thrilled with the new addition to the franchise — LEGO: Indiana  Jones.

The PSP has been on a roll in the last six months or so with brilliant games being puped out on a regular basis  for Sony's littlest Playstation.

Struggling to stay ahead in the IT sector? Consider a professional coach to unlock hidden potentials and boost business productivity. Discover the benefits now.

SMBs in ANZ turn to SQL Server and third-party backups for cost-effective data management and protection against data loss.

As IT infrastructure complexity and costs soar, companies must adopt automated management to maintain uptime and comply with stricter data regulations.

The growing adoption of Wireless LAN (WLAN) has given rise to a number of threats that are increasingly complex and harder to prevent.

Exploring the dynamic world of laptops and tablet PCs as society demands technology that matches our hyper-mobile lives. Part one unveils how.

Unemployment levels in New Zealand are at a historic low, with the shortage of skilled workers in the ICT industry particularly acute.

Open Text reinforces its commitment to NZ partner TechTonics, aiming to bolster joint success in the ANZ market with dedicated support.

Steve Kelly of Hitachi Data Systems eyes unstructured growth as the new frontier, aiming to double NZ business in 2008.

Webroot has named Soft Solutions as its “master reseller” in New Zealand, as the software vendor enters the ANZ market.

Facing NZ's IT skills crunch, Kaseya champions managed services as a smart solution for businesses to expand without the need for more hires.

NComputing switches NZ distributor to MPA for enhanced local support and focus, ending its distribution agreement with Ingram Micro.

Whether you are starting up or looking to expand your business it always counts to make sure you are well informed.

Businesses must harness the exponential data growth, says IDC, predicting a surge to 988 exabytes by 2010. Efficient document management is vital.

With the country experiencing the trickle down effects of a slowing global economy, many New Zealand businesses are feeling the pinch.