North American stories - Page 29

Sony simplifies PS4 self-publishing: No hurdles, just games, ensuring developers control the process. Will this affect your console choice?.

Lenovo launches its first US PC manufacturing line in North Carolina, creating 115 new jobs and challenging the trend of overseas electronics production.

Microsoft's bold cloud bet pays dividends, reshaping the £2 trillion IT industry and leading the enterprise cloud era, reveals internal email.

Co-president Mark Hurd promises to make the company easier to work with, citing a closer relationship with user groups.

If you’re living in the past like me you’ll be happy to hear new details of the Final Fantasy X and X-2 HD re-master have emerged.

Good Technology boosts business mobility with 7 new apps, aiming to enhance collaboration and productivity for remote workers.

Nintendo launches TVii for Wii U in North America, promising a unified second-screen experience for TV, cable, and on-demand services.

Troubled gaming giant THQ declares bankruptcy, putting its iconic studios and games up for sale in a bid to secure a fresh start.

Leaders of top teams at Auckland and Wellington Startup Weekend events to win four weeks promoting their startups in San Francisco.

Diablo III's launch woes cause a Twitter storm and meme frenzy as players struggle to defeat the toughest boss yet: the login screen. #Error37.

Layer 7 embarks on APAC expansion, appointing ex-Oracle exec Colman McCaffery to lead sales in Australia and New Zealand, boosting local presence.

NZ firms unlock agility and cost savings through virtualisation, leveraging tech to streamline operations and innovate.

New Zealand-based, ASX listed Datasquirt recently announced, subject to shareholder approval, the conditional sale of its complete business to LiveOps.

Brocade bolsters its Alliance Partner Network, tripling investment to foster equipment seeding, enablement funding, and lead generation.

The outages are frustrating for technology companies trying to convince IT professionals that cloud services are reliable.

Pay Anywhere is a free app and free credit card reader that transforms your Apple device into a mobile credit card terminal.

Enterprises strive to retain customers by focusing on voice channel optimization and actionable insights from key performance indicators.

Is your business truly secure? Discover the latest threats and how to combat them in the fight against data theft and cyber attacks.

Facebook has put its foot in it again, in what is shaping up to be a troubled few months for the social network.

Business and consumer tablet market to explode at the expense of e-readers, gaming devices and other media players.