Stories by Staff - Page 335

David Stone takes the helm as CEO of Telecommunications Carriers Forum, aiming to unite and navigate regulatory challenges.

GTA: Chinatown Wars on PSP dazzles with superior graphics and engaging mini-games, making Liberty City's underworld more immersive than ever.

Gearbox's Borderlands melds FPS and RPG elements on the lawless planet of Pandora, promising immense loot and a wild adventure.

Game Console explores Colin McCrae's DiRT 2, finding a mix of frustrating voice acting and slick, next-gen racing excitement.

Scribblenauts redefines gaming with a unique twist: write any object to solve puzzles and help Maxwell. An original, vast adventure awaits.

Gran Turismo, the game that was originally going to be a launch title for the PSP, has finally arrived a whole half-decade later.

It brought us the highly revered Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and Baldur's Gate franchises, Jade Empire and, of course, Mass Effect.

There is no doubt that Forza has a pedigree; the series has been a favourite amongst race fans for a good while now.

Eddie Riggs, voiced by Jack Black, battles in a heavy metal world to save it from a demonic overlord in Brütal Legend, a game that rocks hard.

For fans of tactical realism over arcade shooting, Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising offers a challenging military sim experience.

If you have a problem with your telco – a contentious bill, a faulty line or slow broadband speed – you want it fixed.

On December 7th, representatives of 192 countries will meet in Copenhagen to try to reach consensus on climate change.

Fusion5 merges with Savio Solutions, expanding offerings in ERP, CRM, and HCM, setting sights on aggressive market penetration in 2010.

As threats become more sophisticated, enterprises must shift from scattered, costly security measures to unified solutions for comprehensive protection.

NZ's IT pioneer, Brian Eardley-Wilmot, reflects on a career that began with Apple distributon and now champions data recovery.

Outsourcer base2 is helping customers with their ICT struggles through its managed service offerings. How did it all begin?.

The latest version of AVG's Internet security suite is faster than its predecessor in every way, with shorter boot-up and scan times.

Norton Internet Security 2010 impresses with quick install and a clever use of global data to fight malware, albeit being a tad resource-heavy.

Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 impresses with ease of installation, a user-friendly interface, and unique 'gamer' and 'safe' modes, despite some speed issues.

Beaterator may be on the PSP (with versions coming for iPhone and iPod Touch), but it's no game – that's why you're not seeing this within Game Console's pages.