Angry Birds targets Chrome
At Google's I/O conference, among all the exciting announcements (Chromebooks, anyone?) was the news that the super addicting Angry Birds game is now available for Chrome.
With web-exclusive Chrome-inspired levels, the frenzy for pig-squishing is sure to reach new heights. It already has 100,000+ weekly installs and over 50,000 users.
Unlike the iPhone version, the install is free on Chrome.
NZ's online merchants can now offer Google Pay
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Star Wars: Jedi Challenges expands to the dark side
Now you can fight Yoda, Rey, Kylo Ren, play Holochess...
NZ Geographic uses VR to show off NZ’s beauty
There’s no doubt that we live in a beautiful country and New Zealand Geographic’s new virtual reality project certainly proves it.
Facebook launches mentorship feature
Some Facebook Groups will people to connect with mentors and mentees based on specific topics of interest.
Royole's FlexPai: So bendable phablets are a reality now
A US-based firm called Royole is delivering on that age-old problem of not being able to fold up your devices (who hasn't ever wished they could fold their phone up...)
Hands-on review: Having fun in Knowledge is Power: Decades and Chimparty
They don’t revolutionise social video gaming, but they are enjoyable enough to occupy you during a wet weekend.
Kiwis losing $24.7mil to scam calls every year
The losses are almost five times higher compared to the same period last year, from reported losses alone.
Tile's Mate & Pro Bluetooth trackers land in NZ
If your car keys (or your tablet) have disappeared into the void at the back of the couch or if you left them somewhere in your car, retracing your steps to find them could be a thing of the past.
Government still stuck in the past? Not on GovTech's watch
What exactly is GovTech and what’s been happening in our capital city?
