Axis stories
Sony's PlayStation Move motion-control system may not live up to the hype, leaving some underwhelmed with its performance.
Kotaku leaks PSP2 details from Tokyo Game Show, hinting at no UMD, a second analogue stick, and Xbox 360-rivaling horsepower.
Apple unveils the cutting-edge iPod touch featuring a Retina display, A4 chip, and 3-axis gyro, set to ship next week starting at $379.
Apple's iPhone 4 dazzles with its Retina display, claims title of thinnest smartphone, and boosts gaming with a 3-axis gyro.
Apple unveils iPhone 4 at developer conference in the US; Vodafone to launch in New Zealand in the coming months.
NZ commits to a £1.5 billion Ultra Fast Broadband network, boosting access for 75% of homes, schools and workplaces within 10 years.
Sony confirms PlayStation Move support for recently released interactive drama Heavy Rain, according to Belgian magazine Chief.
Civilization V announced by 2K Games, bringing a new engine, hex tiles, and ranged combat to PCs in Q4, revamping the iconic strategy series.
This upcoming PlayStation 3 exclusive is touted as a mature and interactive film noir thriller in which you piece together the mystery of the 'Origami Killer'.
New stealth game requires players to make quick decisions and escort men undetected. Features various game modes and power-ups.
It seems that, even in the age of online console connectivity, game developers still recognise the merit in the local multiplayer party game.
Microsoft launches Xbox Live games for Windows Phone 7, promising a unique mobile gaming experience with top titles.
Cyberoam secures five NZ partners following a successful Auckland event to unveil new security solutions in collaboration with SnapperNet.
Telecommunications Industry Group joins banks, taxis, motels and other organisations in the fight against crime.
PlayStation reveals a new US$30 Move docking charger, but no word yet on multi-controller versions, despite Move supporting up to seven controller sets.
Axis Communications boosts ANZ market presence by appointing two key staff members, enhancing customer and partner support amidst growing demand.
Mark Dasent and Kevin Swainson of Connector Systems secure the Sanyo Security brand for NZ, integrating advanced digital video solutions into their portfolio.
The network video provider has signed up Hills Electronic Security to distribute the full range of Axis products in New Zealand.
Smartpay will upgrade over 800 Co-Op Taxis in Auckland with its Cadmus EFTPOS terminals, heralding a fully online payment system transformation.
Axis Communications triumphs at Frost and Sullivan Awards, winning IP Video Surveillance Vendor of the Year, underlining their market dominance.
