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Pocket Code app makes coding accessible with LEGO-style, though its learning curve requires online tutorials for clarity.

CammyCam takes this idea and inverts it, by turning your device itself into a security camera that can then be remotely monitored.

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

Pixel Detective's retro charm fades under repetition, lacking depth and mystery despite a visually appealing setup.

Auckland's Civil Defence app brings vital disaster prep to your fingertips, practicality over panache, ensuring readiness is just a tap away.

Ask questions about the things the person you are flirting with is talking about to show you are listening and interested, even if you’re not.

Experience the wilds of New Zealand in your palm with Topo Maps app, transforming bulky paper maps into convenient digital guides.

Apparently more than nine people go into cardiac arrest every day in New Zealand, and their chances of survival are not high.

Auckland’s public transport has gone through a few changes over the last few years, at least some of them for the better.

Dead Ninja Mortal Shadow: A stylish, albeit derivative, side-scroller that sneaks into the realm of ninja-based stealth games.

Street Fight Hero 2014 ticks all the boxes for an old-school fighting game – it’s fun, colourful, over the top, and has its year of release in its title.

Bitdefender launches new mobile security and antivirus software, incorporating smart watches for added protection.

For the first time, over 300 million smartphones shipped worldwide in Q2 2014, with Android driving the surge, capturing record market share.

Microsoft has filed legal action against Samsung, accusing the South Korean tech giant of breaching a contract.

Global PC market set to contract by only 2.9% in 2014, with a relative revival due to business upgrades and replacements.

Growing adoption of smartphone technology by Kiwi children is influencing the travel decisions of Kiwi families according to a local travel specialist.

I was out at the pub the other night and I overheard a friend of mine telling someone about how Facebook is spying on us whenever we post a status update.

Cammy is an app that can turn an IP camera into a security system that records movement and lets you access the videos from your phone.

Perhaps there’s some irony writing about it as an app reviewer, but encouraging children to read books can be a difficult process.

Radio New Zealand's app offers live and recorded content with room to grow beyond its basic features, proving to be a mixed bag for users.