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Perhaps the most hyped aspect of the update and the latest crop of Android Wear gear is that Wear devices can now use Wi-Fi networks.

The Belkin range of WeMo products can transform your rooms into a smart and secure home or workplace, either in-home or remotely.

Packed with features and designed to be as unobtrusive as possible, the TS-453mini is an excellent choice for small business, families or households.

The solution seems ideally sized for the New Zealand market, with support for small organisations and scalability right up into enterprise.

I really enjoyed the Alpha Drone, it’s definitely not a toy and is really bringing serious drones into a mainstream price point.

Motorola could score themselves a huge competitive advantage in the NZ market by offering access to Moto Maker to Kiwis.

With seven programmable buttons and super comfortable rubberized grip, the mouse could be used for many hours of awesome gaming.

I truly love this set; great design, comfortable, back lighting is wicked. I can’t think of anything else I want in my gaming keyboard and mouse set.

Overall a great product which I could see being very successful in Australian and New Zealand small and medium businesses.

Review: New antivirus software impresses with easy installation and interactive interface. No major flaws found. Simple to use.

I found that the unit operates quite quietly, which is really useful for both work presentation or home entertainment environments.

Spark will engage with the Government and the general public through this review to ensure NZ is placed to take advantage of the digital future.

NZ Govt reviews Telco Act, aiming to revamp 2001 laws for the digital era and bolster future tech innovations.

Here’s a toughie. I needed to quickly back up everything on my Huawei P8 smartphone before I updated its firmware so it’d work with Android Wear.

Perhaps the biggest benefit of the Hue lighting gear is the ability to control lighting wirelessly with an Android or IOS smartphone,.

Aimed at smartphone fans who like the look of Sony’s Xperia Z series hardware, but want to avoid selling a kidney to buy an Xperia flagship device.

For athletes and fitness fans, all the features the Surge offers will provide a complete overview of one’s fitness activities.

Since then, Samsung has launched the S6 Edge+, a super-size version of their successful S6 Edge smartphone. There’s hardly any plastic anywhere.

With the Spaced360, British company Orbitsound is looking to deliver a unique audio experience to every corner of the room.

With competition escalating in an already tough market TV makers are striving to develop a compelling product that’ll give them a unique selling point.