SmartPhones stories - Page 273

A fun racing car game where you drive as Crash Bandicoot or another character and compete in Cups, Time Trials, Story Mode, and Instant Play.

Oracle unveils BI software for iPhones, challenging the norm and aiming to revolutionize mobile business intelligence where others stumbled.

JAMIE Oliver's blackberry and apple pie caught the eye of Yuri (11)when he was watching TV, so he decided to look or the recipe.

These days you can be connected by your mobile phone to work and home and don't need to be tied to your computer - or even your office.

Computing's future sees PCs vanish into a cloud, revolutionising data storage and access, making technology ubiquitous and intuitive.

It seemed a fait accompli that Vodafone was going wipe the floor with Telecom and its lead in our mobile duopoly would become virtually unassailable.

PlateSpin has released PlateSpin Forge, an all-in-one disaster recovery appliance for physical and virtual server workloads, now shipping in Asia Pacific.

With a global staff of more than 100,000 and a world-class R&D design team, the turnover for 2007 was US$6.9 billion.

As security becomes commoditised, New Zealand CIOs focus less on it, yet its strategic importance in IT spending and MSS rises, says IDC analyst Jenna Griffin.

Wireless technology has become an integral part of the market, with products ranging from networking devices to security solutions.

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

HP revamps sales strategy with enticing incentives and new personalisable accessories, aiming to boost profits through product attachment.

Explore lucrative margins in tech: From MYOB software dominance to Kingston's reliability, there's gold in niche markets.

Rich in gold and coal mining history the West Coast is also home to IT@Work which has been servicing the local community since 2002.

New Zealand's schools are embracing ICT to enhance learning and administration, supported by up to NZD $70 million in annual funding from the government.

Gore is famous for a number of things. It's the country music capital of New Zealand and world-renowned for its brown trout fishing.

The SSX series, with its smooth and fun snowboarding mechanics has seen a handful of variations and improvements over the many years.