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Flexible working shines but leaves 'naked' laptops exposed to security and data loss risks, challenging the remote work revolution.

Buzz Quiz TV on PS3 might lack the dazzle of its PS2 heyday, but its online universe promises endless quiz fun for fans.

These days you can be connected by your mobile phone to work and home and don't need to be tied to your computer - or even your office.

Computing's future sees PCs vanish into a cloud, revolutionising data storage and access, making technology ubiquitous and intuitive.

If there's one game that stands out above all others when considering the history and popularity of the role-playing genre, that game is Final Fantasy VII.

SMBs in ANZ turn to SQL Server and third-party backups for cost-effective data management and protection against data loss.

With the country experiencing the trickle down effects of a slowing global economy, many New Zealand businesses are feeling the pinch.

Businesses must harness the exponential data growth, says IDC, predicting a surge to 988 exabytes by 2010. Efficient document management is vital.

Digital living evolves from VHS and letters to instant worldwide communication and online shopping, transforming everyday life.

Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution will be in stores beginning June 6th, 2008 for Xbox, PS3, and Nintendo DS.

Everybody's Golf World Tour swings onto PS3, offering online tournaments for up to 50 players and enhanced graphics that promise addictive fun.

Rainbow Six Vegas 2 hits Xbox 360, elevating thrilling Sin City adventures with novel features and a robust multiplayer experience.

NBA 08 on PS3 fails to dunk, offering little improvement over its predecessor and missing the excitement of real matches.

Ubisoft's latest Tom Clancy shooter has hit the top of the UK All Formats charts on its first week of release.

Rock Band is coming to the Nintendo Wii in June, with a bundle retailing for $169.99 and stand-alone instruments also available.

The Guitar Hero franchise has set an industry record, surpassing $1 billion in North American retail sales in just 26 months.

Deshan Pillay, alias TRXSTR, pioneers Auckland's latest attraction, RVB gaming lounge, blending interactive gaming with retail experience.

Spyro's PS2 venture in 'The Eternal Night' fails to reignite the series, opting for action over adventure, leaving fans longing for the PSX days.

E4, the Xbox Live Arcade's vibrant puzzle game, intertwines puzzles, rhythm, and music, offering both solo and multiplayer modes.

Few vendors come back from the double whammy of disastrous lack of innovation and a period of channel disenfranchisement.