Latest news - Page 641

Game Console's Darren Price gets frosty and returns to the combat zone with the PC version of EA Games' large-scale first-person shooter, Battlefield 4.

Vodafone customers can now purchase ‘Microsoft Office 365 for Business’ directly from Vodafone, and have the charges included on their Vodafone bill.

For the first time ever, Apple has introduced two new distinct lines of iPhone. Is it a sign of weakness or a show of strength?.

Groupon has revealed the debut of the popular Groupon iPad app in New Zealand, as well as other mobile updates that make life easier for shoppers.

ASUS has announced the New Zealand availability of the Republic Of Gamers G Series G750 notebook for PC gaming enthusiasts.

Samsung has announced the latest Galaxy Note 10.1, edition 2014, tablet is now on sale in New Zealand, along with an array of customer incentives.

Windows XP users face risks as support ends, akin to a car breaking down before a crucial event. Time to upgrade, warns Microsoft NZ.

Auckland's new Mind Lab challenges students to understand the inner workings of technology, promoting hands-on learning in science and engineering.

Apple's iPhone 5C emerges as a vibrant successor to iPhone 5, mixing fun colours with solid performance - a hit for those on a budget.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg gives the nod as the social media giant's six month development process finally comes to an end...

An iPhone novice takes on the 5S, learning the ropes of Apple's latest gadget with the enthusiasm of a Top Gear newbie in a Ferrari.

NZ's IT sector thrives as job listings on SEEK soar by 11%, drawing a surge in applicants keen on the booming market opportunities.

Call of Duty: Ghosts hit the shelves the other day, here is a graphic highlighting some of the questions (and costs) associated with playing Call of Duty.

New Zealand government commissions independent assessment of Chorus' financial position and capability to deliver on contracts.

Orcon CEO Greg McAlister has reiterated the company’s commitment to lower broadband prices and promises to pass on any copper savings directly to consumers.

Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag casts off stale mechanics for sea-faring adventures, marking a refreshing tide in the series.

New Booktrack app, blending sound with e-books, to enhance reading for Auckland students, revolutionizing engagement and comprehension.

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.

Nearly 377K New Zealand PCs at risk as Windows XP support ends in April, urging users to upgrade for security.

Brother MFCJ6920DW Multifunction Printer impresses with A3 capacity in compact design, eco-friendly modes, but reports mixed print quality. 3.5/5.