Travel stories - Page 85

Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed III takes players to the American War of Independence, introducing a new hero in an epic tale of rebellion and discovery.

Vodafone launches a revolutionary way of using data to give globe trotters certainty over their mobile bill while away.

Sydney-siders have been travelling in style for the last couple of weeks thanks to EA Australia and Need for Speed: Most Wanted.

Symantec achieves a record NZ$2.1 billion revenue in Q2 2013, reflecting solid growth ambitions and strong sector performance.

The New Zealand dollar followed US stock markets lower after internet search engine Google missed profit estimates.

Mobile printing solutions are finally catching up with the mobility movement, helping to drive business productivity.

Communications has traditionally been about a device with numeric identity; for many people there were multiple devices and numbers to consider.

LittleBigPlanet became a surprising success for the PlayStation brand when it was first released for the PS3 back in 2008.

An infrastructure-as-a-service solution from Gen-i has enabled NZ Oil Services to become more agile, efficient and competitive.

Microsoft's compact Wedge Touch Mouse dazzles with Bluetooth connectivity and BlueTrack tech, perfect for on-the-go users, despite its sensitivity.

Microsoft's Sculpt Mobile Keyboard falls short of being a mobile marvel for tablets and smartphones, despite its Comfort Curve design.

In line with rapidly evolving technology, video today is not only about conferencing, it's about collaboration.

Kordia and Blue Coat redefine web security in Kiwi enterprises, blending advanced tech and cloud solutions for modern internet safety.

<strong>Contact centre technology company [24]7 is on the hunt for Kiwi resellers willing to be 'agents of change'.

Gear4's Angry Bird speakers blend novelty with quality, offering impressive sound for fans and a clever nod to the game's legacy.

We've all been disappointed with the quality and technical issues of video conferencing. We look at a kiwi firm determined to fix these messy issues.

Forget the fuzzy benefits of combining your communication modes into a single point; that's more of a convenience play.

TripIt simplifies travel organisation, consolidating flights, tours, and bookings into one accessible app—no more searching emails or carrying documents.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is at the centre of asylum uncertainty after conflicting reports over his proposed move to Ecuador.

Symantec is hoping to rev up partners focusing on the SMB market across Australia and New Zealand, with a new channel promotion.