Stories by Staff - Page 660

Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam takes skateboarding to extreme speeds with thrilling races down the world's steepest hills on Wii.

In a stunning human world adventure, Sonic teams up with Silver and Shadow to save Princess Elise from Dr. Eggman's sinister clutches.

Discover the uncharted territory of Toshiba's legacy: from pioneering the notebook market to shaping future computing. #TechInnovation #ToshibaTales.

Conquer the galaxy in a new light with Forces of Corruption, where you lead a legion of scoundrels post-Death Star's destruction.

Super Monkey Ball Banana Blitz is the latest installment in Sega’s quirky and addictive puzzler starring brightly coloured simians in translucent balls.

Epic Games' Gears of War dazzles as a next-gen Xbox 360 exclusive, heralding a gritty battle for survival against the Locust Horde.

Renaissance's 'Crack Da Canon Code' promotion sees Kirsty Forsyth winning a Paris trip and a choice of a $3,000 Apple or Asus prize.

Anne Taylor sheds light on the research-driven overhaul of Microsoft Office's UI, aiming to boost productivity with an intuitive, contextual design.

Battlefield 2142 takes place in the year you would expect after the new ice age brought on a bitter war between the Pan Asian Coalition and the European Union.

UTM redefines cyber security, merging tech to counter sophisticated threats, opening lucrative markets for savvy resellers.

New Zealand’s brain drain is a common issue, but Synergy is tackling it by supporting staff on their overseas ventures and welcoming them back home.

Need a Nerd is redefining the techie image, boasting people skills, humour, and daily hygiene. Established in 2004, it aims for nationwide expansion.

Deciding between Microsoft and Linux for web hosting? We explore the best fit for basic, advanced, and corporate needs.

Consider hiring students for real-world projects, like Hindin Communications did. CEO David Johnstone lauds the value and impact on their strategic growth.

Everywhere you look at the moment there are dire warnings about the massive skills shortage the industry is facing.

Windows Vista enhances PC performance with SuperFetch, preloading frequently used apps into memory, and ReadyBoost, using flash drives to boost speed.

Adapting to change and embracing technology has been key to the ongoing success of Wises which is now into its 125th year of business in New Zealand.

Wellington-based Observatory Crest is a company with many strings to its bow - not surprising given the creative nature of its staff.

Kiwis thrive in Australia, blending a strong work ethic with humour, despite friendly rugby rivalries. Their tech prowess and can-do attitude open doors.

Brent Colbert, Microsoft NZ's marketing director, discusses the opportunities Windows Vista presents to partners.