Retail stories - Page 187

FileMaker Go hits over 500,000 downloads as firms craft business solutions on iOS, marking rapid growth in custom app development.

Microsoft ramps up Surface production, expanding retail presence globally amid surging demand for its popular tablet.

Norton 360 Multi-Device expands to Mac, offering up to 5-device protection including Android, but lacks iPhone/iPad support.

Launch becomes the first direct, on-ground marketing the internet communications giant has done across the region.

HP Focus Briefings being held to showcase strong sales opportunities, new portfolio provides for channel partners.

Less than a day from launch and Black Ops II is already experiencing technical difficulties, some gamers are reporting.

Symantec has launched the Backup Exec 3600 Appliance, offering a unified, cost-effective solution for virtual and physical backup and recovery systems.

WWE '13 nails the Attitude Era, offering fans a nostalgic trip and a roster boasting over 100 characters. But, does it tackle past flaws?.

Revolutionising the data archiving process with advanced ILM and HSM systems, focusing on cost-effective management and recovery.

Offering consumers protection of their digital lives on all Windows 8 compatible devices at home or on the go.

After a stuttering start the new-look PS Store is now up and running in most territories, and there's some good news – it's fast as anything.

Microsoft New Zealand is unsure when Kiwis can buy its new Surface tablet, despite pre-orders starting elsewhere and a global launch on October 26.

Breaking down what most (honest) corporate users want to do when they are at work in it's most simplest form, is to perform the tasks it takes to do their job.

Lasers have long been regarded as the 'best' option for business, but Greg Skinner, Epson New Zealand general manager, argues the case for business inkjet.

Despite anticipation and strong reviews, the PS Vita's version of LittleBigPlanet has failed to own the Japanese market.

New Zealanders celebrated the launch of Apple's iPhone 5, with fans queuing for over 12 hours at Telecom and Vodafone's midnight events.

Kiwis get first dibs on iPhone 5 at midnight launches across NZ, with Telecom and Vodafone, and live broadcasts marking the event.

Vodafone NZ to launch iPhone 5 this Friday, with prices starting at $0 for the 16GB model. Say hello to the fastest handset on their network.

Apple reports over five million devices sold just three days since its launch as increased demand pushes the company to the limit.

Apple launches iPhone 5 in San Francisco with a larger screen, slimmer design, and new connector, setting stage to reclaim smartphone lead.