Review stories - Page 79

Headphones seem to be a dime-a-dozen these days. It's rare to see an innovative set like these Panasonic Wings that we've recently played with.

Preparing employees for 360-degree assessment is vital, says Qualtrics. It recommends six ways to do this effectively.

MicFlip revolutionises device charging with the first fully reversible Micro USB cable, promising durability with its gold-coated, tangle-free design.

MXGP 2 is the official video game for the sport of Motocross. It features all the officially licensed riders, bikes, tracks and more.

It's a drone camera without the drone, so you can keep your feet and camera close to the ground... if you want to.

Dive into our review of the Splash Drone NZ Plus - a high-performance, waterproof UAV with a hefty 1kg payload capacity.

Republique is a stealth-based video game that came out on Steam just a couple of months ago. Now the game has sneaked its way to the PS4.

Graphic saviours, rejoice! Dunnnk's quick mock-up creation tool shines for rushed designers and writers alike.

Quantum Break is the new video game from Remedy Entertainment who is most famous for the early Max Payne titles as well as Alan Wake.

Sometimes an app proves to be so insanely useful that you wonder how you coped without it - is this the handiest Android app ever?.

Samsung's Gear VR dazzles with an expansive app library and impressive wearability, setting it apart in the booming VR landscape.

Eddie the Eagle is an inspirational sporting film, filled with emotion and led by an outstanding performance from Taron Egerton.

It wasn’t so long ago that you’d pay serious money for a cellular/wifi tablet - this one retails at around just $175.

Miitomo has only been released in Japan, but it is already a big hit. Nintendo's first successful smart-device app is well worth its hype.

Introducing Lenovo's newest Ideapad, the MIIX 700 convertible is powerful, sleek, slim, well-built and it looks fantastic.

This article has been written using Dragon Legal NZ speech recognition software. If you are not familiar with it, it is a godsend.

Intended for use with the home theatre PC, Rapoo’s E9090P keyboard ticks a lot of boxes - when asked if I wanted to review one, I leapt at the chance.

Neerja is a punchy and thrilling tale based on a true story of terrorism, capturing the strength of its protagonist. 3.9/5.

I remain impressed with Trend’s easy to follow interface, and for me it remains a solid choice for protection from all the nasties out there.

I had heard some rumblings about Chorus reviewing its financial security arrangements, asking for double the usual amount - today they did just that.