Reviews stories - Page 103

How refreshing that a funny, local movie provides us with a vampire breath of fresh air, plus a lot of laugher and great one liners.

Rainbow Smart Bulbs: A dazzling Kiwi innovation lights it up with rhythm and hues, but white's a slight smudge.

The only certainty with the personal computing market is change. Pat Pilcher's review on the Asus TF103C Convertible Tablet.

Zeus mini projector brings portable, affordable projection to New Zealand market. Perfect for movies and presentations on the go.

Nail Doctor is everything I hate about cheaply-made, cynical revenue-grabbing apps, combined with everything I hate about foot hygiene.

Amidst all the hype surrounding Samsung Galaxy S6 and HTC's One M9 launch, some may have missed that Sony launched the Xperia E4, its latest mid-range.

The library system, including its online component, was already working fine for me. What do I actually need this app to do?.

Dragon Ball Xenoverse is the most unique Dragon Ball Z video game ever released, however it is far from being the best one.

In a diabolical twist, Saints Row IV returns with re-elected chaos and a fiery trip to Hell on new-gen consoles.

From out of nowhere Sony has developed a reputation for crafting slick smartphones, all carrying the Xperia moniker.

Logitech's sleek Protection [+] case marries style and security for Galaxy S5 owners; proving essential gear for your prized device.

Ghost Detector Spectrum is an app that claims to detect ghosts. Whether it does or not … well, that's hard to prove, isn't it.

Screamride reinvents thrills with its high-speed coasters and explosive demolition, offering a fresh and vibrant gaming jolly-up.

Overall, the Nokia Lumia 830 was a wonderful introduction to Windows phones for me. However, is it enough to pull me away from my iPhone?.

Dead or Alive 5: Last Round brings enhanced graphics, more characters and over 400 costumes to next-gen consoles, but is it worth a third purchase?.

After testing Xero out, I've come to realise that there's always an exception to the rule, and Xero definitely fits the bill (or should I say invoice).

Dying Light stumbles in the crowded zombie genre, lacking the charm and novelty needed to stand out amidst giants like The Last of Us.

Transform your iPad into a designer's canvas with Astropad – a seamless bridge to Mac creativity. Free trial, then £35.

Logitech's K480 keyboard offers a practical solution to the frustrations of typing on a smartphone, with a compact design and easy setup.

Ready at Dawn Studios has taken a gamble with The Order: 1886 as it's the developer's first ever new and own IP.