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What do we have in store for the software community in 2017? Burke Holland shared with us his expert predictions.

he cat is out of the bag – it turns out that the Forceband now has an IFTTT app that'll let it work with and IFTTT connected devices and apps.

Melanoma is one of New Zealand's biggest killers, and heading into the summer season mole checks are more important than ever.

Vector is making efforts to put 'range anxiety' to rest for electric vehicle (EV) drivers across the country, with the launch of its EV charging app.

CleanMyMac 3 impresses with a sleek interface, smart cleaning, and hard drive space recovery; a must-have for cluttered Macs.

ESET is warning Android users to watch out for fake patch apps, the first of their kind to take advantage of the QuadRooter vulnerability.

The Bug-a-thon contest is an attempt to allow companies easy access to crowdsourced testing, enabling insights to fix issues.

Uber revolutionises takeaway with UberEATS, serving up local restaurant fare at your door, now tantalising Sydney palates.

Google Play is amping up its efforts to help users share their purchases with friends and/or family, with the introduction of Family Library.

Apps. Everyone has plenty. That includes your staff, guests and unfortunately, cybercriminals. They all pose risks for malware infection. Advice?.

New app helps women identify abuse in relationships and find help, supported by New Zealand's Human Rights Commission.

Based on an experimental project from MIT, the Ori system allows an apartment dweller to transform a studio apartment.

Heineken entices Kiwis with a new app offering instant rewards as they explore the city's nightlife with a tech-savvy twist.

It seems these days 90s trends can't be rehashed fast enough as generation Y grows up - and it seems Hasbro has jumped on the bandwagon too.

Personal technologies are set to have a major impact on every business across the globe, according to Gartner.

With the one year anniversary of Windows 10 on the horizon, Microsoft has announced that the operating system is now active on 300 million devices.

Kiwi start-up, MAD Applications, aims to revolutionise smartphone keyboards with its new one-handed keyboard app, Thumsta.

Microsoft recently announced a fleet of apps designed specifically for Windows 10 from the social media heavyweights.

A new Thunderbirds Are Go: Adventures app has been developed by a British production company and Kiwi developers.

Managing a multi-generational workforce and retaining millennials is an increasingly complex task, says Concur.