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01 Nov
Still free for country callers
Toll-free local calling for all New Zealanders – including those who live in rural and remote areas – will remain despite an upheaval in the way it is funded.
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01 Nov
Review: Logitech 2 Mp Portable Webcam C905
The C905 is a portable Webcam optimised for use with laptops and netbooks for those on the go.
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01 Nov
Review: Sony A550 Digital SLR
Digital SLR enthusiasts have a serious new contender for their attention in the Sony A550.
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01 Nov
Review: Ultimate Ears 700 Noise Isolating Earphones
Reportedly used by 75% of the world’s touring professional live performers, the Ultimate Ears 700 Noise Isolating Earphones are, thankfully, also available to general consumers.
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01 Nov
Review: Gateway LT31 Netbook
Netbooks have seemingly gone about as small as they can go, so the new trend seems to be cramming more and more features into these typically features-light computers.
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01 Nov
Review: IPod Nano
Historically Apple’s flagship ‘features-light’ iPod model, the iPod Nano, just got ‘features-heavy’, and with a price point that defies the number of features that have been crammed into such a small package.
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01 Nov
Review: Logitech Cooling Pad N100
As someone with a laptop that’s prone to overheating and unexpectedly shutting down after a decent session.
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01 Nov
Review: Windows 7
With Windows 7, there’s real evidence that Microsoft has truly listened to the many criticisms leveled at Windows Vista.
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01 Nov
Safe and sound
As mobile phones take on more of the functionality of computers, they’re also taking on the security risks.
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01 Nov
The Pacific Rim Roamer
The Pacific Rim Roamer (PRR) is a regular visitor to countries in Asia and the Pacific, but he finds that mobile coverage is patchy in the most surprising places – Auckland’s CBD and the suburbs of Newmarket, Chatswood and Birkenhead.
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01 Nov
NOKIA N86 8MP REVIEW
The major sell for the Nokia N86 is that it boasts an 8-megapixel camera, multiple aperture settings, a mechanical shutter and a Carl Zeiss lens with a 28mm-wide angle of view.
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01 Nov
DISSIDIA: final fantasy
With over 85 million copies of the Final Fantasy franchise sold and a legacy spanning over two decades, developers Square Enix felt it was time to celebrate their achievements in the form of Dissidia: Final Fantasy, a 3D fighting game made exclusively for the PSP.
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01 Nov
divinity 2: Ego Draconis
Divinity 2: Ego Draconis is the sequel to the 2002 game Divine Divinity; the first game was an isometric adventure on PC.
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01 Nov
Game review: FIFA 10
Another year and another FIFA football game from the folks at EA Sports.
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01 Nov
Review: iPod Nano
RRP: $249 (8GB model) or
$318 (16GB model)
Available from: The Warehouse, Noel Leeming, Dick Smith, Harvey Norman, www.
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01 Nov
Cursed Mountain
Where the survival horror genre-defining Resident Evil series draws on Gothic locales and biological monstrosities for its scares, newcomer Cursed Mountain draws instead on the paranormal and also on authentic Tibetan folklore.
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01 Nov
TRIDOCK FOR IPHONE
WHAT IS IT? A clever, three-sided charging dock for your iPhone that allows you to easily and conveniently view your iPhone while it’s charging in whichever orientation you prefer, hands-free.
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01 Nov
wii fit PLUS
The original Wii Fit was something quite revolutionary.
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01 Nov
Up to speed – Broadband plans
WHEN it comes to Internet performance, it really depends on what end of the country you live in as to what speeds you can expect.
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01 Nov
Bubble Bobble Neo
Maybe it’s age related, but after first booting up Bubble Bobble I felt happy and comfortable.
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01 Nov
MySpace, Twitter targets for adult spam
Porn spammers are making increasing use of social networks and micro-blogging platforms deliver hardcore content, according to researchers at BitDefender.
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01 Nov
uncharted 2: among thieves
The opening sequence of Uncharted 2 sees Nathan Drake wake up to the unlikeliest of scenarios: covered in his own blood, he rouses from unconsciousness to realise that the train carriage he’s sitting in is dangling vertically from a snowy cliff face.
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01 Nov
Tips for travellers
Traveling to the UK is an ideal opportunity to tap into the vast resources available.
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01 Nov
Disney G-Force (Nintendo DS)
When you picture a highly trained spy, it’s probably not a guinea pig with a headset that springs to mind.
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01 Nov
Hector swims on YouTube
Hector’s World, the education initiative for keeping kids safe online, now has its own YouTube channel (tinyurl.
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01 Nov
Game review: NHL 10
Picture being in EA Canada’s shoes at the start of the year with this task sitting on your lap: "We need you to take the franchise that’s produced arguably the best sports game for the last three years, including last year’s winner of 12 sports game of the year awards in NHL 09, and make it better.
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01 Nov
WIMAX dish
WHAT IS IT? A device that enables you to access WiMAX services in your home.
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01 Nov
HALO3: ODST
The Halo saga represents a near perfect amalgamation of video game and intelligent science fiction, the games chronicling the epic conflict between mankind and an alien order known as The Covenant.
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01 Nov
GATEWAY LT31 NETBOOK
Netbooks have seemingly gone about as small as they can go, so the new trend seems to be cramming more and more features into these typically features-light computers.
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01 Nov
Botnets thriving - report
Botnets are now responsible for distributing 87.9% of all spam, with approximately 151 billion unsolicited messages each day.
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