Retail stories - Page 521

Dell SonicWall unveils its first post-acquisition UTM firewalls, the TZ 105 and TZ 205, targeting SMBs, branch offices, and retail outlets.

'Supernatural assassin game' coming this Spring. The company has also offered some more detail on what's in store in the game.

Adobe launches Lightroom 4 on the Mac App Store as Apple rolls out OS X and Safari updates, amidst calls for better iCloud photo storage.

The Commerce Commission's latest move appears to signal bad news for the fibre network company; what's really going on?.

Pizza company's 156,000 fans can now place their orders direct from the network and share directly with their Facebook friends.

How escalating energy costs coupled with a drive to reduce carbon emissions will trigger changes within the data centre industry.

Campaign that began with Apple store protest stunt culminates in online statement touting BlackBerry for business.

A flaw has been revealed in Apple's FileVault technology that stores the user's password in clear text, after an Apple developer enabled a debug mode.

The Verge shows us a concept video by designer Ishac Bertran for tangible file transfers between a Mac and an iPhone.

List items, take orders, fulfil sales, handle payments, and even track invoices - it's a one-stop retailer shop.

Partnership with Snapper lets users pay bus and taxi fares by simply touching their mobile phones to a terminal.

Telecommunications commissioner Dr Ross Patterson's job is on the line, despite injecting a healthy dose of competition into the sector.

Samsung bolsters its camera lineup, introducing wi-fi enabled models for seamless photo sharing, reflecting the surge in smartphone photography.

VMware unveils 'Project Octopus,' a groundbreaking 'Dropbox for the enterprise,' revolutionizing how data is stored and shared.

A faux flashmob outside a Sydney Apple store sparks speculation over who is behind it. Samsung denies involvement. Research In Motion takes credit.

The WD MyBook Live lets you store 120 Videos, 250,000 songs (as if anyone actually has that many!) or 200,000 photos. Pretty amazing.

In our Kobo eReader review, it lags in sexiness and speed but offers a clear, sunlight-friendly display and ease of use for book lovers.

<strong>Best known locally for its data recovery software, Kroll Ontrack is looking to spread its wings and offer services via a New Zealand partner.

Authorities launch inquiry into why consumers and businesses pay more than those overseas for software and downloads - should we do the same here?.

US company launches special bra with side pocket to hold ladies' cellphones and cards while they're hitting the dance floor.