Retail stories - Page 411

2degrees challenges ComCom's credibility over non-regulation of mobile termination rates, fearing harm to consumers and industry.

Apple is reportedly planning to move iTunes video libraries into the cloud, following talks with content providers.

Telarus targets Kiwi SMEs, inking deals with Vector and CityLink, as CEO Jules Rumsey predicts deregulation will drive demand for managed services.

Fujitsu launches Cloud Services in NZ, promising local control over data with reduced costs, meeting governance and regulatory needs.

ApocalyPS3 crisis averted as PlayStation 3 users regain access to games and PSN, with a fix for lost data also emerging.

PSN fault leaves gamers unable to play offline or online, affecting global PS3 users. Sony works on fix; slim models less impacted.

New Zealand's business paradox: high CRM tech investment but lacking in delivering the personal touch consumers expect.

Retailers seek 'stickiness' with consumers, using digital signage as a potent tool to keep brands in customers' minds and pockets.

Digital signage might not be in every store around the country, but it's certainly making a good effort to be!.

In the evolving workplace, sharing knowledge fosters innovation and strengthens companies, as new tools like Yammer and Spigit transform collaboration.

Lego Rock Band hits a high note with its blend of familiar gameplay and a quirky, humour-filled Lego twist, enticing fans old and new.

Apple finally unveils the much-anticipated iPad, blending the gap between smartphones and laptops with its novel media consumption design.

If your XP taskbar becomes locked for some reason, you can unlock it by right-clicking the Start button, choose Properties.

The world is rapidly moving towards unifying all of the media you use, and adjusting to that trend is becoming more a necessity than just a fashion.

Apple announced today that iTunes has sold more than 10 billion songs, and marked the occasion by awarding a lucky someone a $US10,000 iTunes gift card.

Apple removes offensive iPhone apps but keeps Playboy and Sports Illustrated apps; thousands were pulled down.

After repeated XT Network failures, calls grow for government action amidst mounting customer frustration and national economic concerns.

Telecom says customers on its XT network, from Taupo southwards, began experiencing significant interruption to voice services at around 4pm today.

2degrees accuses the Commerce Commission of missing chance to bring NZ mobile prices in line with the developed world.

For the first time, parents are confronting the challenges of cellphone-toting teens, raising concerns over text bullying and misuse, discusses ConnectMe.