Stories by Staff - Page 342

Datacom and Revera secure a significant IaaS contract with DIA, potentially worth up to £250m over a decade, enhancing gov't computing infrastructure.

Doug Casement steps into the role of head of distribution at Renaissance, taking over from Warwick Grey who is on resignation notice.

All forms of social media need to be approached as professionally and strategically as any other communication platform you use.

Open source CMS provider Alfresco expands in Asia-Pacific & enhances partner programme due to revenue growth.

Apple enhances MacBook Pro series with new chips, boosting performance and storage across its range. Prices start at $1999.

Siri co-founder Dag Kittlaus leaves Apple for personal reasons, aiming to focus on new ventures and family in Chicago.

Walter Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs, released by Simon and Schuster, could top Amazon's 2011 sales chart, reflecting Jobs' profound legacy.

Developers invited to learn about latest operating system from the experts; how far will Australasians have to travel?.

SwearJar encourages users to clean up their language on Twitter by donating to Unicef for every swear word tweeted, adding a charitable twist.

Toshiba unveils a sleek lineup with a 16mm thick laptop and a 399g tablet, leading a 20-product launch including a $1999 Ultrabook.

Nintendo unwraps its holiday line-up with thrilling games for Wii and DS, including Go Vacation, Solatorobo, and the latest Professor Layton.

NZ telcos unite to launch PayforitNZ, allowing phone bill payments for digital purchases, ensuring customer privacy and convenience.

Distributor Synnex have made three new appointments, two to push the Lenovo PC brand it picked up last month and one to provide additional support.

Steve Jobs' meeting with his biological father, and why he delayed surgery on the tumour which finally took his life.

Microsoft announces a 7% revenue jump to US$17.37 billion, driven by product launches and key acquisitions like Skype.

Avalanche Studios' Renegade Ops dazzles on Xbox Live Arcade, mixing vintage arcade thrills with modern 3D graphics for explosive fun.

Win double passes to 'Fright Night' or a dazzling $455 Megamix fireworks pack with NetGuide News! Enter now for a thrilling or explosive experience.

Internet users are warned against visiting sites or clicking on messages about Muammar Gaddafi's death, as spammers exploit the event to spread malware.

NZNET's website went down yesterday, and although it came up again briefly last night it is currently down again. Phone lines are also dead.

RWC final to be a crucial test for businesses' video streaming capabilities, says Blue Coat ANZ's Mitroo, urging network readiness.