Retail stories - Page 384

Buying a hard drive can safeguard your valuable data from potential crashes. Here's a guide on choosing between internal, external, SSD, and HDD options.

In addition to ease of access, cloud services also provide peace of mind knowing that your data will be safe even if your computer crashes.

Here at NetGuide we are all about two things: awesome stuff on the internet and free goods. And if you're reading this magazine then you probably are too.

Kiwi kids' wishlists will soon feature the LeapFrog LeapPad, a child-friendly tablet launching in NZ for $249, just in time for Christmas.

Printers offer a greater opportunity to enhance business productivity than many realise, says Carmel Mosser, general manager, Lexmark Australia and New Zealand.

As businesses flock to the cloud, security emerges as the paramount challenge, signalling a shift towards more specialised safeguarding measures.

Saints Row: The Third - audaciously fun and unapologetically wild, it's Grand Theft Auto's sugar-high cousin. R18 - not for kids or the faint-hearted.

Telecom lauded with award for adopting 'whole brain' thinking, joining corporate giants in leveraging the concept to enhance customer service.

Kinect Disneyland Adventures brings Disneyland to life, letting fans explore the Magic Kingdom with a wave of their hand.

High-speed networks provide perfect foundation for IPTV technology, but resellers will still have to work hard.

PSP sales soar in NZ as Vita pre-orders launch. Sony offers a cheaper PSP Street, plus special Vita pre-order gifts.

Skyrim reigns supreme on Steam and shatters sales records with a staggering 7 million copies sold in its debut weekend, claiming critical acclaim.

Telecom launches budget brand 'Skinny' to lure users from outdated CDMA network, aiming at young, low-spenders with deals from $4/week.

A personal cloud allows you to keep all your content in one safe place on your home network. Share files, stream media, and access your content.

Tim Cook's quest for Apple's new retail head continues, as recruitment firm scrambles to fill Johnson's big shoes amidst global expansion.

Tech and nature businesses surge in Deloitte NZ's Fast 50, showcasing innovation and growth in uncertain times.

Adobe announces 750 job cuts in a £71 million restructuring, shifting focus to digital media and marketing amid falling shares.

Telecom reveals iPhone 4S deals: Free with $120/month contract. Sale starts Friday at select NZ locations, challenging Vodafone's upcoming offer.

Police in the market for cutting-edge tech to track police vehicles, aiming for enhanced real-time control and security measures.

The IDEOS X3 smartphone features menus in Te Reo, and will be available at 2degrees retail stores before Christmas.