Retail stories - Page 447

Dive into Escape the Titanic, a puzzle game where evading disaster on the infamous ship is as thrilling as it is challenging.

Fujitsu unveils a revolutionary BYOD service, simplifying cloud management for enterprises and empowering CIOs with unmatched agility.

An iPad Air bursts into flames in a Canberra Vodafone store, startling shoppers. No injuries reported as Apple investigates the cause.

Game Console's Darren Price gets frosty and returns to the combat zone with the PC version of EA Games' large-scale first-person shooter, Battlefield 4.

For the first time ever, Apple has introduced two new distinct lines of iPhone. Is it a sign of weakness or a show of strength?.

ASB's Mobile Business app is proving popular with business customers, with rapid uptake and a 59% increase in payments made over a holiday weekend.

Orcon CEO Greg McAlister has reiterated the company's commitment to lower broadband prices and promises to pass on any copper savings directly to consumers.

In this day and age flight sticks seem to have a limited appeal and most tend to only target the hard-core flight sim community.

Small and mid-sized businesses face alarming cyberthreats, yet options like cloud-managed security offer robust protection without the cost.

Vodafone will today begin offering the iPad Air to Kiwis, with the iPad mini with Retina display set to follow later this month.

Mako Networks allies with Sprint to secure US retail data, potentially netting tens of millions in revenue. A major play in cyber security emerges.

Red Bull TV is a free app that extends the 'Red Bull is extreme' brand by bringing snowboarding and dance music videos to your phone.

We've all used a personal device to check work emails or edit a confidential document – regardless of whether our employers approve.

Students, aspiring surgeons and serious gamers can now use their iPhone to try their hand at surgery using the new Bonedoc app from the University of Otago.

Connector Systems acquires a 50% stake in AO NZ, vastly elevating its local cloud service offerings and redefining competition.

Armageddon Expo dazzles with hands-on PS4 and Xbox One play, showcasing next-gen gaming amidst a riot of cosplay and fandom.

Telecom New Zealand is counting down to the launch of its 4G network, which goes live in parts of Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch on 12 November, 2013.

Renaissance agrees to sell its Yoobee School of Design to ACG for $14m, boosting ACG's footprint in NZ's education sector.

This results in every budget being an IT budget; every company being a technology company; every business becoming a digital leader; and every person.

With Halloween almost here I thought I'd do a horror-themed review this week (spooky apps are easier to find than Labour Day-related ones).