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Seagate Backup Plus Portable impresses with innovative features, including social media backup and flexible connections, scoring a solid 4/5.

Samsung's ATIV Smart PC blurs the line between tablet and laptop but falls short on performance, earning a 2/5 rating.

FitBit One revolutionises fitness tracking with step, floor, and sleep quality monitoring, though its use of imperial measurements may deter some.

Sales figures for consoles and handhelds are in, and they’re pretty much exactly as expected in an all too predictable end to the seventh generation of gaming.

As a free-lance photographer myself, the chance to test out the new Samsung Galaxy Camera was a welcome offering.

RIANZ's £250k battle yields a mere £600 fine, highlighting the failure of its outdated business model in the digital age. Time for change.

For many tech “power-users”, running out of battery is one’s biggest nightmare if you'’re in the middle of something important.

Social networking site beats Wall Street estimates during Q4 and 2012 results, showing growth in mobile revenue.

Kim Dotcom's Mega.co.nz faces 150 copyright notices just days post-launch, despite claims of ignorance due to encrypted user data.

You’ll be glad to hear that Square Enix has just dropped a large chunk of knowledge about the next instalment.

Revolutionise movie nights with the Hoyts Cinemas app - book tickets, find sessions and cinemas with ease, all in one place!.

NZ's first copyright breach under new laws sees a user fined $616 for sharing Rihanna song, setting precedent for future cases.

Microsoft launches Office 365 Home Premium, offering the latest Office apps, extra SkyDrive storage, and Skype calling for NZD $165 annually.

Purpose-built international arena for technology enthusiasts could soon be a unique showpiece of the future Christchurch city.

Jordan Carter steps in as acting CEO of InternetNZ, gearing up to steer the organisation through a pivotal transition period.

An interview with Rockstar’s Dan Houser has revealed further details about much anticipated crime simulator Grand Theft Auto V.

Vodafone has doubled network capacity in Auckland, upgrading 300 of 450 cell sites to improve speeds and coverage for two-thirds of the city.

Apple unveils a 128GB iPad, doubling storage capacity to better serve enterprises, educators, and creatives. Available from 5 February starting at NZD $1,179.

MYOB transforms Mac accounting for NZ firms with updated AccountEdge suite, bringing fresh features and Dropbox backup for easier financial management.

Apple's latest iOS 6.1 update boosts LTE support globally, aiming to make it history's most popular OS. Over 300 million devices could upgrade.