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The app will display a list of cosmetics, personal care, and household products available in New Zealand, that are not tested on animals.

Muppets Most Wanted entertains but lacks vintage magic. With top human stars and memorable cameos, it charms but misses the Henson spark.

Rapoo's V900 Laser Gaming Mouse dazzles with its fighter jet aesthetics and multi-colour display, offering exceptional comfort and precision for gamers.

Clones can appear to be legitimate versions of the original app, or affiliated with the original app, but can be anything but.

Relive your childhood with the Tamagotchi iOS app, a nostalgic journey now featured on smartphones, with options to care for your digital pet in colour.

Fantasy Kingdom Defense HD: A classic strategy game with familiar fantasy elements, boasting bright graphics and tutorial challenges.

Master speaking geek with the phonetic alphabet – ensuring crystal clear communication in tech support and gaming alike.

Discover the Cuddlr app, where instead of hook-ups, it's all about cuddles with strangers, creating a haven for no-pressure intimacy.

LifeTrak's C410 fitness tracker excels with a 12-month battery life, a host of features and affordability at USD $129.95, despite an uninspiring design.

The potential scope for games and apps is rapidly increasing, but sometimes the simple things are still the most effective.

NHL 15 glides onto new-gen consoles with stunning graphics but faces criticism for missing popular features, despite promising updates.

By 2016, 80% of major firms may be hindered by a lack of vital data centre skills, warns Gartner, urging a move towards Web-scale IT practices.

In a world buzzing with smart devices, the call for digital ownership certificates grows amidst privacy and liability concerns.

Over 20% of enterprises will have digital security services focused on protecting IoT devices by 2017, according to Gartner.

'End-to-end' is hot right now. But what does it mean, and how do you implement an E2E process? Jayesh Jain has the answers.

Destiny fails to revolutionise gaming, delivering standard FPS action with limited MMO elements, contrary to its pre-launch hype.

Met with rapturous applause from a jam-packed Auckland Town Hall, Kim Dotcom’s ‘Moment of Truth’ event last night has sent shockwaves across the country.

The nationwide UFB programme has raised the profile of fibre in New Zealand. But what does it mean for Kiwi businesses?.

Sealord IT manager Dave Thompson talks to Heather Wright about industry hype, mobility, business intelligence and netting the right staff.

Chris Thorley revamps Kyocera's NZ strategy, focusing on solutions beyond printers and introducing a managed print service for enhanced efficiency.