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The Sims 3 revolutionises casual gaming with enhanced graphics, unique traits for character customisation, and a seamless town for exploration.

Data center and cloud computing have implications for business continuity, says Plan-b. Security and redundancy are key.

EMC, Cisco, and VMware unite at Inform 09, aiming to create the data centre of the future and innovate in IT for efficiency.

Revera outlines strategies for optimising data centre efficiency, stressing the importance of robust virtualisation, redundancy, and cost-effective innovation.

In NZ's mobile market war, intense competition promises major benefits for consumers, as companies fight for a $1.98bn spend.

New Zealand Privacy Commission reveals govt data leaks, spotlighting the urgent need for data loss prevention software.

Unearthed eBay sales of secondhand disk drives expose chilling security lapses, leaking missile secrets and NHS records.

Contact centre managers in New Zealand are turning to automation to reduce costs and improve customer service.

ASB and AA bemoan high mobile costs, blaming steep mobile termination rates for pricey 0800 and SMS services, impacting customer access.

Apple's App Store sparks a global app revolution, inspiring WaikatoLink and giants like Vodafone to dive into the burgeoning digital marketplace.

Meet Bento for iPhone and iPod touch, the portable version of the wildly popular personal database from FileMaker.

From providers to software, read about how ERP can benefit small businesses in New Zealand and help them succeed globally.

Significant shifts in behaviour from both retailers and consumers are creating the perfect storm for live chat.

Many businesses in Asia-Pacific unprepared for disasters, with only 36% implementing recovery solutions, risking valuable data and connectivity.

Navigating the intricate web of email archiving is crucial for companies striving to meet the evolving standards of compliance and governance.

eDiscovery: The process of searching for electronic documents for legal action is costly and time-consuming for businesses.

Operating systems stole the show at GSMA Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, with Microsoft, Google, and Palm revealing game-changing software updates.

The scam is somewhat more elaborate than many we see, and it's worth a little analysis to see what flags we can extract from it for spotting a phisher at work.

The IT sector in New Zealand is poorly prepared for the challenges posed by climate change, raising questions about its ability to keep businesses competitive.

Concerns about the environment and rising energy costs are leading organisations to implement green policies, boosting the green IT services market.