Review stories - Page 74

Sometimes picking a movie is as painful as the day is long, whether you’re in a group or all alone on Friday night.

Lenmar's Meridian iPhone case impresses, doubling battery life and offering robust protection, despite its added bulk and need for an adaptor.

The Lenmar Mutant, a powerhouse of a charger, leaves others in the dust with its ability to juice up multiple devices on the go.

This movie brought nothing new to the table. It was just a dramatisation of everything the Paradise Lost and West of Memphis documentaries uncovered.

Meet the Millers disappoints yet entertains, with a solid cast overshadowed by Aniston's usual fare. A predictable plot with laughs.

E3 Expo reveals a peek into 'Civilization: Beyond Earth', promising a stellar evolution of the cherished series, launching adventure among the stars.

Become a savings addict with Budget Tracker, the app transforming frugality into a game of smart spending and detailed budgeting.

A lightbulb that you can control from your smartphone to be any colour you want. A fun toy, or actually useful?.

Rapoo's 8900P keyboard and mouse combo impresses with industrial award-winning design, targeting New Zealand's execs with chic aesthetics.

I've been looking at buying one of the AR Drones from Parrot for awhile. So I just about fell off my chair when I got an email to review one.

TradeMe's app shines as it eases Auckland's property and car hunt, becoming a cherished tool for seamless searches and purchases.

Test your quick wit with True or False on iOS – a simple, engaging way to challenge your knowledge across various topics.

Think, iOS's latest puzzle game sensation, combines visual cues with AI to challenge players in over 360 mind-bending puzzles.

Seth MacFarlane's A Million Ways to Die in the West fuses rom-com charm with raucous humour but misses a cohesive mark. Rating: 3/5.

ASUS Transformer is a unique device that combines Windows 8 and Android, but struggles with transitioning between the two operating systems. (110 characters).

Soul Sacrifice Delta for PS Vita upgrades the grisly adventure with new features and quests, making it a must for newcomers and a maybe for veterans.

Lenovo ThinkPad T440s—a tech powerhouse dressed in a dull suit, designed to blend in. A reliable yet stylistically challenged choice for pragmatists.

The WD My Cloud Mirror marries personal cloud convenience with RAID1 backup, ensuring data safety and streaming ease. A smart choice for non-techies.

Cammy is an app that can turn an IP camera into a security system that records movement and lets you access the videos from your phone.

Perhaps there’s some irony writing about it as an app reviewer, but encouraging children to read books can be a difficult process.

Radio New Zealand's app offers live and recorded content with room to grow beyond its basic features, proving to be a mixed bag for users.

Villains RPG misses the mark, offering more admin than adventure in its lacklustre portrayal of villainy, despite a promising premise.

Writer is a quick and clean word processing app. It has limited features, but what it does it does reasonably well.

Actiontec's ScreenBeam Pro revolutionizes enterprise presentations, offering a simple, wireless solution for seamless screen sharing.