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Color Pal app entices artists with unique palettes but falls short with its lack of custom options, leaving creatives wanting more.

Sony Xperia Z3 review: A sleek design, enhanced camera, and a battery that won't quit mark Sony's latest as a potent contender in the smartphone arena.

Spark has warned that it may increase prices as it reviews its customer pricing following the Commerce Commission's proposed wholesale rates.

PlayStation TV is a micro console that allows you to play various PS Vita, PSP and PSOne games on your TV. As great as that sounds, is it truly worth it?.

Need a tea tutor? Teavana's Perfect Tea Touch app is your cup of tea for blending, brewing and buying tips. Ideal for aficionados.

Melbourne PT Sarah Florence shares her frank experience with Fitbit Flex, praising its ease of use but questioning calorie tracking accuracy.

Plantronics redeems itself with its Pro Wireless Headphones, offering noise-cancelling and long battery life for discerning users.

Dive into the eerie world of the SCP Foundation with its new app, a must-have for fans of the supernatural and unexplained.

Vimeo app review: A disappointing stumble with grades of potential left unrealised, plagued by bugs and signup issues.

Epson's new WF-3640, with cutting-edge PrecisionCore tech, promises laser-like speed and quality for small businesses.

Samsung's Gear S dazzles with its curved touchscreen and embedded 3G, redefining the smartwatch game. No phone required.

Memory Trainer app aims to combat our tech-induced forgetfulness with brain-tickling exercises. But can a grid of numbers and colours really sharpen our minds?.

Struggle to wake up? The 'I Can't Wake Up! Alarm Clock' app combats sleep inertia with puzzles, making snooze a challenge!.

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 delivers punchy performance and crystal-clear display but comes with a premium price tag.

Wikipedia's freshly rebuilt app brings the world's knowledge to your pocket with enhanced speed and mobile-friendly features.

'Jungle Monkey Saga' disappoints with its shallow gameplay, failing to live up to its 'saga' title despite engaging jumping mechanics.

Who've thought that a plastic doodad the size of a can of Pringles could move so damned fast or that it could be so much fun to drive?.

Into the Storm proves a whirlwind of disappointment, failing to capture the thrilling essence of its disaster film predecessors. 1.5/5.

Sony returns to the budget smartphone market with the Xperia E3, a solidly built device with impressive features for its price.

The BackBeat FIT headphones by Plantronics are designed for sporty people. As an anything but sporty person, are they any use for me?.