Nintendo's glasses-free 3d handheld launches at the end of march. Get the lowdown on all the new features that truly add another dimension to the ds.
Sony unveils the next-gen Portable (NGP) with tech that rivals PS3, featuring a 5-inch OLED touchscreen, dual analog sticks, and 3G.
Certain affinity brings two new multiplayer battlegrounds and a firefight warzone to the halo: reach experience.
Sony Ericsson reveals details of the Xperia Play, a PlayStation-style Android phone with PlayStation-certified games.
Dell partners with Altech Computers to expand its printer range in Australia and New Zealand, enhancing choice and fulfilment services.
Upon opening up the box for the WebGauge Router, it becomes clear that New Zealand company WebGauge has simply rebranded some ASUS RT-N12 routers.
Last Thursday's formal announcement of a multimillion-dollar next-generation data centre in Waikato has been delayed.
NetSuite extends its cloud solutions reach by opening a Melbourne office, set to bolster support in VIC and SA, benefitting key customers.
Valve states its intentions to bring the overwhelmingly popular PC and Mac digital download platform to more places.
Microsoft inks 16 new cloud deals in the public sector, boasting enhanced security and productivity for education and government bodies.
Recognising the differences between true cloud solutions and cloudwashed hosted software is crucial for CIOs to avoid costly and inefficient investments.
Tom McCullough's workday begins not with a simple computer boot-up, but by prepping 300km/h machines for high-stakes Formula One races for AT&T Williams.
As Baby Boomers retire, the rise of Gen X and digital natives pressures businesses and governments to adopt advanced cloud solutions for future success.
Cloud computing will challenge traditional IT employment roles as never before over the next five to 10 years. What should be done to prepare for this?.
As businesses recover from the financial crisis, CIOs must expand their role, leveraging cloud computing to drive top-line growth and stay competitive.
Businesses can't ignore the leap to cloud computing for smarter, cost-effective IT solutions—but navigating choices demands savvy.
Cloud computing's hidden peril: assumptions over data location may breach NZ's tax laws and compromise business security.
Cloud computing reshapes the IT ecosystem but doesn't eradicate it, offering local benefits over global models, argues Revera's GM Robin Cockayne.
CIOs embrace cloud services, shifting from do-it-yourself IT to reduce costs and enhance agility, despite concerns over data security.
Being a one-trick technologist doesn't cut the mustard given that cloud computing demands broader business skills.
