Stories by Staff - Page 636

Competing networking vendors Netgear and D-Link have both launched new, high-performance wireless N routers to the New Zealand marketplace.

Microsoft cancels its NZ partner conference for 2008, focusing instead on the Microsoft Partner Awards. Reactions range from disappointment to support.

Synetek launches MailRevive in NZ, offering partners a branded on-demand email management system through Packet Technologies. Expected high-margin opportunity.

Unified communications revolutionising customer interactions start in the contact centre, reshaping business operations and customer satisfaction.

Digital living evolves from VHS and letters to instant worldwide communication and online shopping, transforming everyday life.

The annual Datastor Forum was held in Auckland and Wellington mid-May this year, and was marked by strong attendance and positive feedback from both cities.

There are a couple of things about being safe and comfortable at the office that not a lot of people consider.

Eye of Judgment's Biolith Rebellion expansion revitalises PS3's niche card game with new strategies and depth, despite its quiet debut.

UEFA Euro 2008 for Xbox 360 dazzles with hyper-realistic player models, including Beckham's tattoos, as it gears up football fans.

Niko Bellic arrives in Liberty City to chase the American dream in GTA IV, offering unmatched storytelling and revolutionary gameplay.

Flat Out Head On brings a customised version of Flat Out 2 and its third generation successor to the PSP, filling the void left by Burnout Revenge.

Square-Enix and Atlus present Odin Sphere, the PS2's potential last great RPG, boasting 35 hrs of strategic gameplay and rich narratives.

Kane's Wrath expansion unravels the enigmatic vision of C&C's dark messiah, offering a NOD-centric campaign that delves deep into his plots.

Condemned 2: Bloodshot on Xbox 360 and PS3, intensifies horror and melee combat, promising unparalleled tension and dark, foreboding worlds.

Universe at War, Earth Assault is the latest game from acclaimed creators of the Star Wars, Empire at War series, the Las Vegas development studio Petroglyph.

Based on a series of beloved books that I'd never heard of, The Spiderwick Chronicles is an adventure game for the pre-teen Nicklelodeon set.

Frontlines: Fuel of War in its fictional setting explores the finite reality of fossil fuels and the breakdown between powers once supply begins to melt down.

Dragoneer's Aria on PSP disappoints with lacklustre gameplay and visuals, failing to breathe life into its turn-based RPG world.

Just like games about ninja's and dragons, Viking games tend to have an aura about them that just makes them interesting.

Rockstar's Table Tennis hits the Wii, but its unique charm struggles to shine through, plagued by clunky controls and simplified gameplay.