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Kiwi businesses warned about mobile security risks as Palo Alto Networks highlights the threat of DDoS attacks through enterprise devices.

Test your quick wit with True or False on iOS – a simple, engaging way to challenge your knowledge across various topics.

The use of mobile apps in business is increasing but can also add significant costs, according to UXC Connect Practice Manager Denise Carson.

Enterprises have embraced the use of mobile apps to engage with consumers and empower many of their employees.

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

Think, iOS's latest puzzle game sensation, combines visual cues with AI to challenge players in over 360 mind-bending puzzles.

Kev the Kiwi is helping to get more tablets into schools, with a fundraising app developed by the Digital Office.

Apple reinvents with WWDC, focusing on software upgrades and seamless connectivity across iOS and OSX, aiming to enhance user and developer experiences.

Millions of football fans from around the world will join the conversation about the 2014 World Cup on Facebook.

Apple's stealth buy of Spotsetter ramps up maps war with Google, poising Cupertino to redefine navigation with a social twist.

Social networking across New Zealand has become a little more neighbourly, with the launch of a private social network for Kiwi neighbourhoods.

Apple's iOS 8 release shows the company's unwavering focus on developers, who are crucial to the success of mobile apps.

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.

Villains RPG misses the mark, offering more admin than adventure in its lacklustre portrayal of villainy, despite a promising premise.

Writer is a quick and clean word processing app. It has limited features, but what it does it does reasonably well.

A travel app that acts as a virtual concierge has been selected as a finalist in the prestigious International Accor Hotels Take Off! Competition.

Rediscovering Subway's charm with a convenient twist, their iOS app enhances the quick and healthy eating experience in my busy life.

100 Balls review: A deceptively simple iOS game that's an addictive blend of skill and tactics, perfect for those quick gaming breaks.