Police stories - Page 20

NEC has backed up a number of major customer wins by supplying Victoria's redevelopment of Box Hill Hospital with its new core ICT infrastructure.

From the directors of District 9 comes Chappie; set in the near future, crime is patrolled by an oppressive mechanised police force.

In only a few short hours gamers will get to play the Battlefield Hardline beta for the last time before its release on March 20th.

In a daring heist, three men tunneled into a Beijing warehouse, making off with iPhones worth $300,000, now facing arrest, police say.

Facebook partners with US agency to distribute AMBER Alerts on users' News Feeds, aiming to rapidly locate missing children.

Australian wearable video streaming solutions distributor m-View plans to enter the New Zealand market, targeting government and emergency services.

Pat Pilcher caught up with Ray Owen, the new head of ANZ for Nokia to chat about the future of mobile networks.

Ubisoft thought it would give the racing game genre a try with The Crew and although the ambitions are noble, the game turns out to be a total car wreck.

Uber sparks fury as it quadruples fares in Sydney amidst a hostage crisis, prioritizing profits in a city's hour of need.

After a raid by the Swedish Police on their Stockholm data centre, it only took a week or so for the Piratebay to bounce back.

According to Torrent Freak, Swedish police raided the pirate bay's Stockholm datacenter confiscating equipment.

In 2014, security threats involved high-level security breaches, large-scale vulnerabilities and privacy debates, according to Bitdefender.

The winners of the 2014 ESET NetGuide Web Awards were announced at Auckland's Hilton Hotel, echoing the voices of New Zealand's thriving IT community.

Digitalisation will place huge pressure on governments and leaders in the public sector to change faster than at any other time in modern history.

IBM's Watson, outdoing Siri with its ability to learn and converse in natural language, revolutionises computing at the Westcon event.

Dive into Hong Kong's underworld with Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition, a game that blurs lines between loyalty and duty.

D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die offers a unique Kinect-driven journey, blending Japanese narrative with eccentric characters and time travel.

Tinder not to blame for the threat to women, says Labour MP. Focus should be on perpetrators, not technology. Safety apps available.

As cyber threats mutate faster, WatchGuard's Rob Collins champions behavioural analysis, transforming digital defence against evolving malware.

Amy unveils her top 5 future-set films, sparking our imagination with tales from 2199's Matrix to 2015's cheeky Back to the Future 2 jaunt.