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Android users face ransom demands after malware, hidden in porn sites, locks their phones. Pay $300 to unlock, warns Bitdefender.

VooFoo Studios and Ripstone announce Pure Pool for a next-gen winter launch, promising unparalleled realism and multiplayer pool experience.

Nintendo Wii U struggles to compete as sales stagnate at 6.17m units, lagging behind Sony's PS4 rapid 7m sales in just 5 months.

Digital platform providers are competing to find the next big method to grab consumers' attention: voice control and monitoring.

Discover eateries and cafes without holiday surcharges with the No-Surcharge website and app, saving you extra costs on public holidays.

Network for Learning is starting to roll out invitations for their web portal Pond to 500 Pioneer Educators who will gain access during Term 2.

New Zealanders are increasingly staying at home for shopping and leisure activities due to advances in technology, according to research by IDC New Zealand.

The Ministry of Education seeks schools' input on digital tools and strategies to create an online repository for enhancing digital learning integration.

Final Fantasy XIV's revival journey: Director Naoki Yoshida discusses overcoming player disappointment to create A Realm Reborn.

Microsoft is holding a private Surface event in New York on May 20, where the tech giant is expected to unveil the new Surface Mini.

Microsoft has launched the Meguiar’s Car Pack for Forza Motorsport 5 with ten new vehicles celebrating over 60 years of performance cars.

Apple and Starbucks are eyeing the mobile payment market, but will they truly disrupt the way we pay? Analyst James Wester weighs in.

Activision plans to spend $500m on developing and promoting Destiny, making it the most expensive video game ever made.

During Privacy Week, NZ Tax Refunds advises taxpayers to secure online refunds with robust mobile security measures.

Gravity dazzles in a way few films can, with Bullock's stellar performance ensuring you're glued to the screen. A must-watch, 4.5/5.

The thing I don’t understand about these dystopian stories are why the leaders of the new societies are always these crazed luncatics.

A project by eTV and Silver & Ballard to digitise video tapes from the archives of the Victoria University of Wellington is now complete.

Match Dots iOS game enchants with bright visuals and strategic play, making dot-matching unexpectedly addictive despite an easy start.

Bad Neighbours: A raucous blend of chaos, starring Rogen and Efron, perfect for fans of low-brow humour. A 4/5 comedic riot not to miss!.

For a planet made up of countries, cultures and climates galore, apart from the oxygen we collectively breathe, we remain connected by one growing constant.