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Eidos bridges the strategy gap on Xbox 360 with Battlestations: Midway, an immersive blend of WWII action and naval tactics.

Armed Assault: the long-awaited spiritual successor to Operation Flashpoint hits Xbox 360, blending complex war simulation with unparalleled realism.

Chris Taylor's RTS epic, Supreme Commander, dazzles with breathtaking detail, setting 3844's infinite galactic war in thrilling motion.

Exploring eight booming mobility business opportunities, ranging from mobile security to creative hardware solutions.

Listen up, me hearties! Sid Meiers’ swashbuckling adventure/strategy classic is coming soon to a PSP near you,   courtesy of the folks at 2K Games.

IT veteran Russ Olsen tasked with leading Chillisoft's new Australian branch, leveraging his 25-year experience in tech retail and distribution.

NZ's Wallflower, creator of innovative software, is bought by GSBC for $20m, promising global expansion and technological advancements.

When Ross Peat stepped down from the managing director’s role at Microsoft NZ in June 2006 speculation was rife as to where he would pop up next.

Ensuring your network is fit for VoIP deployment requires a careful health check. From pre-op exams to alternative remedies, here's what you need to know.

IBM's Auckland team celebrated their Cisco Tight 5 victory at Cowboys bar, while Wellington's HP winners shunned the limelight.

One of the best ways for resellers to ensure they make money out of selling printers is to up their game when it comes to the consumables market.

Mako Networks' new all-in-one security system offers SMEs an effortless, remote-managed solution for network security and connectivity, says CEO Bill Farmer.

Christchurch-owned electronics testing company Nightside Test Design has successfully hatched from the Canterbury Innovation Incubator (Cii).

Gotalk aims to democratize VoIP, making phone calls cheaper and technology simpler, with a focus on hardware including a versatile USB phone stick.

Philips pioneers with easy-to-use VoIP phones, enticing both homes and small businesses with cost-saving and dual network capabilities.

A surge in demand for Ultra Mobile PCs brings a broader range to New Zealand, thanks to a Vantex Distribution and Tegatech partnership.

Christchurch-based Fraame Solutions specialises in supporting the technology needs of healthcare providers in New Zealand and Australia.

Three resellers clinch ViewSonic LCD TVs in Synnex giveaway, with top prize, a 40 screen, going to Playtech's Paul Kao.

Discover how SMEs are boosting their sales in NZ by aligning with specialized services from FileMaker, GFI, HP, and Sophos.

Anthropologist Genevieve Bell challenges Intel engineers to design technology that fits real-life needs at home, ensuring it works seamlessly and intuitively.