Retail stories
Red Dead Redemption transcends its wild west saga to be crowned Rockstar's most captivating sandbox adventure yet.
ShopTo urges a price drop for Kinect amid low UK preorders, questioning its competitiveness with the Wii in the current economic climate.
Hitachi Data Systems unveils its low-risk cloud service, allowing businesses to migrate files at their own pace and pay only for what they use.
PayPal unveils Guest Payments, enabling merchants to accept credit cards directly, simplifying online transactions for businesses and consumers alike.
Marvel's heroes and villains are set to invade LittleBigPlanet, with costume packs launching in the PlayStation Store from July 7th.
Synnex NZ expands its team, appointing Campbell Forlong and promoting Jeff Halford, enhancing service for local resellers.
Inmarsat debuts the IsatPhone Pro, claiming the new USD $500-600 satellite phone sets a benchmark in durability and performance for remote environments.
The long-rumoured 3DS is confirmed, but Nintendo also had a few surprises in store with the return of some familiar and popular faces.
GAMESWITCH, an innovative New Zealand website that allows gamers to trade their unused games for other titles, is about to expand into Australia.
E3 unveils big surprises: Microsoft's Kinect, Nintendo's 3DS, and Sony's PlayStation Move lead the charge in gaming innovation.
Renaissance secures exclusive rights to five top brands in New Zealand, expanding its impressive range of Apple-compatible accessories.
The New Zealand Domain Name registry is reducing the wholesale domain name fee for .nz domain names by 16% as of the 1st of July.
Meridian selects HP for a five-year deal to support and develop its business applications, with services to be provided from HP's Christchurch centre.
TomTom releases eagerly awaited iPhone app 1.4 update, featuring multi-tasking and latest NZ map, now available for free on the App Store.
The Commerce Commission will assess if Telecom New Zealand has limited competition in providing unbundled bitstream access, impacting broadband services.
The tough economic environment has claimed another scalp, this time not in the form of an acquisition or merger, but receivership.
US customers were turned away or abandoned the pre-order process in frustration, says a very apologetic Apple.
Microsoft Office 2010 hits retail shelves, offering a free upgrade for Office 2007 purchases since March 5 and new social networking features.
Microsoft's new Xbox 360 Slim model will be released on July 9th in New Zealand, priced at $499, and on July 16th in Europe.
New Zealand's largest distributor has told The Channel it has absolutely no plans to sell direct to end users.
