Stories by Staff - Page 306

Filemaker's free tutorials across New Zealand aim to boost business mobility, covering effective use of devices and apps.

Telecom Rentals secures contract to supply 45,000 laptops to NZ teachers, enhancing digital classrooms with ultra-fast broadband over three years.

Open Parallel aims to ignite a new software industry in New Zealand with Multicore World in Wellington, featuring top global and local tech leaders.

Amid rising anticipation, Mass Effect 3's Casey Hudson soothes fan concerns via Twitter, ensuring key story elements won't need DLC to complete.

2012 has seen a surge in demand for freelance web developers, with Web 2.0 job postings booming, as per freelancer.com data, including HTML roles up by 193%.

Brocade's global channel boss, Barbara Spicek, to share insights on cloud tech for resellers at Auckland event, highlighting growth opportunities.

Google dives into Oscar predictions, analysing nominees' search trends. Will Brad Pitt and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close bag gold statues?.

NeverDead breaks the mould with its immortal protagonist, but is let down by tedious gameplay and a flawed combat system.

With two weeks to the release of the last episode in the Mass Effect trilogy, we speak with one of the key development team members.

TUANZ to cut event staff, refocusing efforts on core advocacy for telecommunications customers amid declining sponsorship and event attendance.

Nintendo launches NZ and AU Mario Kart community for epic trans-Tasman races, starting with a staff challenge on Tuesday.

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak will visit New Zealand in May for a speaking tour, discussing Apple’s philosophy and Steve Jobs’ legacy. Tickets cost NZD $995.

Telecom's mobile clientele dips by 65,000 with a shift from prepaid to post-paid, buoyed by iPhone and Android sales, amid a strategic overhaul.

Telecom announces a $1bn profit in six-months post-Chorus demerger, showcasing stability amidst complex corporate restructuring.

Just a day after launch, Uncharted: Golden Abyss tops the charts for PlayStation Vita, promising a strong start for Sony's new handheld.

Telecommunications companies in New Zealand are calling for the government to scrap Crown Fibre Holdings over delays in the Ultra Fast Broadband initiative.

Duo New Zealand to distribute Imation mobile security products in NZ and Australia, expanding their cybersecurity solutions portfolio.

Resellers face a crucial choice in tech solutions to enhance their business and brand, with security, storage, and virtualisation leading growth.

Motorola Mobility - and by extension Google - failing to meet FRAND licensing commitments; is this the pot calling the kettle black?.

Ubisoft to launch mobile Assassin's Creed on Gree, blending stealth action with social gaming, set to redefine social connections.