Codemasters have taken their rally franchise, DiRT, back to its roots with DiRT Rally, now available on PC as part of the Steam Early Access programme.
New AVG report spots battery-draining culprits: Weather apps, casino games top the list, alongside social media giants.
NZ First has hit back against a new report that has criticised teachers and how maths is being taught in schools.
A new report reveals New Zealand's Numeracy Development Project has failed to improve maths performance in schools, citing teachers' lack of basic maths skills.
Best-selling UK TV and learning app, Hopster, launches in New Zealand for 2-6 year olds, with educational games and popular kids shows.
Denise Torrey, president of the NZPF, says standardised practices in schools are outdated and have no positive impact on children's learning.
Apple is recalling Beats Pill XL speakers after discovering that in some cases the battery in the speakers may overhead and pose a fire safety risk.
Tomorrowland is a Hollywood original with parallel universes, kids flying jet packs, and Hugh Laurie on an island. Sounds great right? Wrong.
Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi and Noel Leeming to retail consumer range as world's largest PC manufacturer makes push for NZ consumer market.
Ultra Street Fighter 4 debuts on PS4 – a polished nostalgia trip with 44 characters, but brings déjà vu for veterans.
Plantronics Savi Headset emerges as a multi-tasking marvel for modern businesses, meshing phone, mobile and PC connectivity.
Microsoft is developing a new WiFi service called Microsoft WiFi with the aim of offering hassle-free internet access worldwide.
Spark New Zealand has announced it will begin offering smart home security services later this year, and this week has launched 'Morepork'.
Third-party applications designed to run on wearable devices will surge as developers race to deliver killer apps for consumer and enterprise use.
New Zealand company Constant Vigil has developed a battery backup device, Sentry Lite, to maintain power for internet and VoIP services during power outages.
Epson has launched three new EcoTank printers in New Zealand, each with two years worth of ink straight out of the box.
ESET has discovered a new threat from the Linux/Moose malware family that is generating fake activity on social networks.
Kim Dotcom rebuts John Banks' claims in a forthright open letter, challenging the former MP to a public interview showdown.
Spark New Zealand begins trials for new wireless broadband product, promising faster speeds and affordable service for rural customers.
Samsung unveils the SE790C, a 34-inch curved monitor blending immersive gaming with business efficiency, certified for eye comfort.
