Stories by Staff - Page 662

Step into ancient China with Dynasty Warriors: Empires, uniting a fragmented realm through strategic conquests and alliances.

To cement their new partnership Sun and Express Data took to the road to catch up with partners in Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland.

Elite counter-terrorism unit confronts global threat in Las Vegas in Tom Clancy's action-packed Rainbow Six Vegas.

Macs and PCs can function together on the same network without any technical issues, according to journalist David Olliver.

As well as implementing an international expansion strategy Tauranga-based Vision Software is doing well on its home turf.

Dive into Saints Row and dominate Stilwater as a 3rd Street Saint, with unparalleled customisation, unique side gigs and gripping gang wars.

The ANZ SNIA chapter, with board members from major tech firms, aims to drive IT community change, pushing for broader membership to add local value.

With over 19 years in the IT industry Ngaio Merrick has more than enough experience to take on the role of general manager at business software vendor Quicken.

A year on from launching online retail store Ferrit, the boys behind the machine are realistic about what they’ve managed to achieve.

Before planning your next customer’s datacentre installation, GFI has put together a checklist including business problems to be considered.

Let me first begin with a brief explanation of what VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol, pronounced ‘voyp’) is.

Microsoft Vista sets a new standard in OS security, offering comprehensive features for businesses and consumers alike, says NZ director.

Destroy All Humans 2 rockets players back to the 60s to face the ultimate enemy, hippies, in an expanded world of chaos and comedy.

As people use their computer to access more information and perform more tasks they increasingly face information overload.

Dive into the spine-chilling adventure of 'Monster House', where DJ, Chowder, and Jenny unveil the secrets of a sinister house to save their neighbourhood.

Having spent the first half of the year bedding down its acquisition of Storagetek, Sun Microsystems is now in full selling mode.

In a bold local expansion, Synnex NZ thrives, now backings 12 brands, broadening offerings in response to Kiwi demands for a one-stop tech shop.

Comworth Systems showcases Oki’s fastest, high-quality printers to resellers, with discounted demo units and a Formula One Renault partnership at events.

Microsoft unveils Windows Vista with two new user interfaces, Basic and Aero, offering enhanced graphical experiences and intuitive tools.

New Zealand’s ICT sector is poised for global success, with government assistance from FRST and NZTE driving commercialisation and international growth.