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Cupertino signs off Kim Dotcom’s Internet Party app for iOS, allowing Kiwis to sign up for the political party.

Microsoft's impending completion of Nokia's acquisition marks a major step in their mobile-first strategy, set for April 2014.

Google Now leaps onto Windows and Mac, bringing its smart notifications from mobile to desktop for Chrome users across the UK.

Apple's iPhone 5S and iPad Air have revolutionized photography, allowing even novices to produce great images.

FileMaker WebDirect is a breakthrough FileMaker client that enables users to interact with your solutions on the web.

LG is weighing into the domestic lighting space by unveiling the Smart Lamp, its first take on the smart light bulb concept.

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes provides a tasty appetiser for The Phantom Pain, but does it have enough content to justify the price tag?.

2degrees to ignite its 4G services in Auckland from July, pioneering a nationwide rollout to revolutionize NZ's digital landscape.

Accidentally poked someone on Facebook after a night of drunken antics? Amy Pratt investigates how to undo this embarrassing situation before it's too late.

Rotorua's e-learning initiative aims to digitally connect all students, ensuring equal opportunities and boosting educational engagement and success.

N4L's 'Pond' digital portal launches, offering a collaborative platform for educators and students to share trusted resources.

After three years, Ubisoft has unveiled alpha footage of the latest Assassin's Creed, claiming Abstergo forced their hand.

Galaring G1 NFC Ring fails to impress in a review, with issues in NFC chip quality and usability. A harsh warning against rushed wearable tech.

Pebble Steel, the latest from Kickstarter sensation, sells fast. With a week's battery life and endless apps, it's leading wearable tech. #PebbleReview.

Whether you’re looking for a particular dish or cuisine, or just want to know what’s open closest to your house at 3am, Zomato can help you with that.

Gurk, the 8-bit RPG, hits nostalgia but misses depth, ideal for those longing for simple, old-school gaming. Not for the modern seeker.

New Zealand’s Great Walks is exactly what it should be: information about the Great Walks, collected into an easy to use format.

Megaupload's Kim Dotcom loses battle in Supreme Court, Wellington, barred from accessing US evidence for his defence.

WiFi in schools does not post a health risk to children or staff says a Ministry of Health report welcomed by Jo Goodhew, Associate Minister of Health.

Frankly, unless you have fallen off the treadmill and smashed your face in, you don’t need to tell us every detail of your workout routine.