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Some things in life are pretty much nailed on. You pay taxes, you die and you watch the All Blacks smash the Wallabies.

Steve Jobs declared a 'Holy War' with Google in 2011, according to emails revealed in the Apple vs. Samsung patent-infringement case.

Whittaker's unveils a hi-tech egg hunt with a mobile app to engage chocolate fans and support Starship Foundation.

WooHoo NZ Tax Refunds unveils a revolutionary app, promising real-time tax refunds for Kiwis, launching alongside a website overhaul.

The Warehouse unveils 'Your Warehouse' app, a new leap in online shopping, offering NZ's biggest product range at your fingertips.

Whether you’re looking for a particular dish or cuisine, or just want to know what’s open closest to your house at 3am, Zomato can help you with that.

Gurk, the 8-bit RPG, hits nostalgia but misses depth, ideal for those longing for simple, old-school gaming. Not for the modern seeker.

New Zealand’s Great Walks is exactly what it should be: information about the Great Walks, collected into an easy to use format.

Skype's new Android update pledges all-day app usage without draining your battery, addressing previous performance issues.

Microsoft's OneNote is now free on Mac, marking a significant move to unify note-taking across all major platforms, ensuring everything stays in sync.

Samsung launches KNOX 2.0, enhancing mobile security for enterprises with advanced data protection and BYOD strategy support.

Worldwide sales of tablets to end users reached 195.4 million units in 2013, a 68 percent increase on 2012, according to Gartner.

The government has released a free mobile app providing instant access to career information for young people and their families.

Nokia launches new X series smartphones at Mobile World Congress 2014, aiming to capture affordable smartphone market share.

Here’s something interesting. Figure 1 is a new app that lets doctors share images and information online with other medical professionals.

De Post's new app attempts to merge pub-going and tech, but falls short on necessity. Hilariously specific, its best offer: digital drink stamps.

SoundCloud is a website that lets artists upload and share their music with others. Like most services of its kind, it also has an accompanying app.

Nokia launches five affordable smartphones, including Nokia X series, at Mobile World Congress to connect the next billion users.

Microsoft's Joe Belfiore believes 2014 is the year the company takes on its iOS and Android competition in the smartphone market.

Worldwide sales of smartphones accounted for 53.6 percent of overall mobile phone sales in 2013, exceeding annual sales of feature phones for the first time.