Review stories - Page 75

The Way Way Back is a 2013 coming-of-age film, written and directed by Nat Faxon and Jim Rash in their directorial debut.

Kingston's Mobilite excels in file sharing between devices, despite stark security flaws. Easy setup, but remember to password-protect it.

With the proliferation of connected devices, how can the Lightscribe help replace the humble pen? What value does it offer?.

Parrot's Minikit Neo Glam, blending simplicity with sophistication in bluetooth tech, shows ease of use can drive the future of hands-free calls.

HB Studios steps up with 'The Golf Club' on PC Early Access, promising a polished, genre-defining simulator amidst a sea of bugs and ongoing updates.

A switch from Hell Pizza, our journalist explores the Domino's Pizza iOS app, praising its extensive menu, ease of navigation, and real-time order tracking.

NetApp, currently distributed exclusively by Distribution Central, is reviewing its distribution strategy due to the changing business environment.

Gravity dazzles in a way few films can, with Bullock's stellar performance ensuring you're glued to the screen. A must-watch, 4.5/5.

The thing I don’t understand about these dystopian stories are why the leaders of the new societies are always these crazed luncatics.

Match Dots iOS game enchants with bright visuals and strategic play, making dot-matching unexpectedly addictive despite an easy start.

Bad Neighbours: A raucous blend of chaos, starring Rogen and Efron, perfect for fans of low-brow humour. A 4/5 comedic riot not to miss!.

Intel NUC aims to redefine computing standards, offering versatility and a modular format to cater to desktop, presentation, and media needs.

Parrot Zikmu Solo review: A stylish speaker with quality sound, but its 30-pin connector and design quirks limit appeal.

Dive into Phyzicle Sandbox, an imaginative playground where physics meets creativity. Ideal for kids and adults alike, it's pure fun.

The film is pretty much a really long Veronica Mars episode. And that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. I enjoyed it.

The iOS 2048 puzzle game delights with its addictive play, combining numbers to reach the titular tile, now enhanced with an update.

The ANZ Champs iOS app is a game-changer for netball fans, offering the latest stats, scores, and updates right at your fingertips.

With over 365 topics from history, TV shows, sports, music, and new topics being added all the time, you’ll be entertained and challenged for hours at a time.

The straight-forwardly named Pixel Animator: Gif Maker lets you make your own pixel animations and save them as gifs.

Norton has been a household name in antivirus software for as long as I’ve been old enough to care about such things.

Duolingo's free app gamifies language learning, offering bitesize lessons in European languages, making it fun yet educational.

Hotel Quickly's app offers discounted NZ hotel stays with a fun tone, but technical issues shadow its potential benefits.

Crash Cam app transforms your smartphone into a dashcam, offering peace of mind and evidence in the event of a road accident.

CreamCam: The app that claims to enhance your self portraits falls flat in delivering natural-looking results.