Axis stories - Page 10

The TS-670 is a 6 bay NAS unit, providing SMBs with a scalable NAS solution, backed by the power of an Intel processor, 2GB RAM and 4 LAN interfaces.

After a tumultuous year, SimCity debuts offline play, raising debates on player demands vs. developer vision in gaming.

Open Platform Systems (OPS) has inked a deal with Axis Communications to distribute the network video provider's full suite of products in New Zealand.

Sony's PS4 dazzles with sleek design and fast performance, contrasting its predecessor's rocky start with a triumphant, global sell-out.

In this day and age flight sticks seem to have a limited appeal and most tend to only target the hard-core flight sim community.

Affordable devices fuel global growth, with lower-priced models and small tablets leading a 4.5% increase in device shipments in 2013.

As reported last week on TechDay, Sony Computer Entertainment Japan and Asia will hold a pre-Tokyo Game Show conference.

Smartphones will represent virtually all of the mobile phone market in many of the world's most developed economies by the end of 2017....

The rise of crowdsourcing & 3D printing have caused major disruption in the design & manufacturing industries.

Despite being plagued with more issues than Lindsay Lohan, SimCity has reportedly sold 1.1 million copies in just two weeks.

SimCity servers not necessary, claim sources. AI also lacking, as Sim's show no consistency. Serious annoyance voiced on EA forums.

EA's rocky SimCity saga nears an end as Maxis GM reports a dramatic drop in game crashes, drawing mixed reactions from fans.

Polycom redefines videoconferencing, making video the new 'dial tone' by enhancing its RealPresence Platform for universal access.

Polycom revolutionises video chats with CloudAXIS, promising seamless integration across platforms like Skype and Facebook for robust corporate communication.

Mozilla unveils 'Junior', an iPad browser aiming to outshine Safari with full-screen browsing and thumb-friendly navigation.

Google has taken a big step towards its ultimate goal of perfecting the internet search with the launch of a new intelligent search feature, Knowledge Graph.

Datura, an unusual offering by Sony's Santa Monica Studio, promises an enigmatic exploration but frustrates with unresponsive gameplay.

Axis works with Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Internet Explorer, and versions for Android and Windows Phone are on the way.

Partnership with Snapper lets users pay bus and taxi fares by simply touching their mobile phones to a terminal.

Hate booking taxis over the phone? Sick of waiting half an hour or more for them to arrive? This is the app for you.