Retail stories - Page 484

Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 hits NZ, defying global bans, as Samsung bets on leading the local market despite iPad 2 competition.

Apple's iPad 3 faces launch delays due to screen production issues, casting shadows on its highly anticipated release.

DICE confirms that Battlefield 3 will require EA's Origin client on PC, sparking disappointment among Steam users who must install another game client.

Spelling and grammar errors can cripple online sales, says entrepreneur Charles Duncombe, who saw revenue double after correcting mistakes on his website.

NZ's Vend secures massive funding from Europe, set to lead a retail revolution with its innovative cloud-based POS solutions.

Yoobee to unveil its flagship store in Auckland's Britomart with grand gala, joining forces with artists and designers.

Amazon AWS outage hits US East Coast and Europe, disrupting Netflix and Reddit. Brief chaos post lightning strike and echoes of April's crash.

EA's Battlefield 3 won't launch on Steam, marking a rift in the gaming world as EA promotes its own Origin service for distribution.

Apple's beloved Magic Mouse could be facing the axe, evolving into a new era as the brand aligns more with touch tech.

2degrees unveils its 20th store on Auckland's vibrant K Road, enticing early birds with bargain handsets and double top-ups.

Organisations tackle data complexity and boost agility by pivoting to the cloud, navigating virtualisation and reimagining IT as a utility.

Resellers can help customers get their storage in shape, says John Martin, principal technologist, NetApp Australia and New Zealand.

Despite cheap and expandable storage options, unmanaged data can drive up other data centre costs, highlighting the need for management.

An explosion of digital data is putting pressure on businesses but offers a wealth of opportunities for resellers, as Keith Newman discovers.

Xero Touch lands on Apple's app store, bringing receipt snapping and a 4-digit PIN login for swift financial management on the go.

Asus A53SV-SX046V impresses as a solid mid-range laptop, striking a balance with its Intel® i5 processor, NVidia graphics card, and appealing price.

Despite heavy investment, firms face the grim reality that data recovery success is not guaranteed, risking non-compliance and loss.

As many of us have already learned the hard way, the part of your computer that is most likely to crash is the hard drive.

Businesses urged to prioritise continuity planning amidst low preparedness, with a focus on remote access and service delivery amid disasters.

Logitech's Z506 offers an affordable audio upgrade for TV buffs, but those hungry for deeper bass may need to look higher up.