General Capital, the NZX listed Financial Services Group, has today released its Annual Report for the year ended 31 March 2025 Read...

If you’re still using an older model monitor, it’s high time you upgrade because 1080p just doesn’t cut it anymore. Especially not when you can get this 27-inch Samsung 4K monitor for a mere $235, which is a whopping 48% off its original $450 price. At 27 inches, Samsung’s ViewFinity S8 monitor is sized just right for the usual home office—not too large to hurt your neck, not too small to feel cramped. You can also easily put two of these next to each other on your desk to create a massive workspace in 4K without paying over $1,000 like you would with an ultrawide option. With its 3940×2160 resolution and IPS panel, you’ll enjoy crisp 4K visuals that are color accurate, with a wide viewing angle and overall great image quality. It’s not the best choice for gaming with its 60Hz refresh rate, unless you’re okay with low-capped frame rates. Otherwise, it’s great for office work, creative work, and general leisure. The ViewFinity S8 monitor features a USB-C port with 90W of power delivery, so it’s great to use with a laptop. That same USB-C port serves triple duty, also handling the video output to the monitor itself, plus also able to handle data transfer needs. There are other USB ports available too, plus HDMI and DisplayPort, as well as an audio jack. It’s a fantastic monitor for everyday use, and it’s currently available at a fantastic price. Get it now for just $235 while this limited-time deal lasts on Amazon! This is the lowest price it’s ever been, after all. Samsung`s 27-inch 4K monitor has never been cheaperBuy now at Amazon Read...

The meeting on Thursday is also likely to mark the end of the involvement of former New Zealand governor-general Sir Jerry Mateparae. Read...

Christopher Luxon and Nato secretary-general Mark Rutte both worked at at Unilever. Now, instead of talking about consumer goods, they’re talking of war. Read...

Auditor General says there are opportunities to `further strengthen conflict management`. Read...

Voters of Maori descent can change between the Maori roll or general roll at any time except in the three months before an election. Read...

Downer EDI Limited (Downer, Company) (ASX:DOW) announced today that after nine years of service, Teresa Handicott will retire as a Non-Executive Director at the November 2025 Annual General Meeting Read...

St Kilda`s general manager explains why Mattes Phillipou didn`t make it past the warm up. Read...

The study found that 3 years after moving into public housing, alleged offences and court charges among young people reduced by 11.7 percent and 10.9 percent more than the general population. Read...

Microsoft is adding a long overdue function to Windows 11’s popular Snipping Tool (accessible via Win + Shift + R): The screen capture tool can now create animated GIFs directly. The new feature is available immediately, Microsoft says. However, it is only available to Windows Insiders in the Dev and Canary channels who are testing new Windows 11 versions in advance. No additional tool required for animated GIFs Until now, the Snipping Tool could only save screenshots in JPG, PNG and static GIF formats. Video recordings can only be recorded in MP4 video format. However, anyone who wanted to create short, easily shareable GIF animations of screen recordings – for tutorials, bug reports or explanations, for example – previously had to use third-party tools such as ShareX or ScreenToGif. With the update to the new Snipping Tool, those diversions is no longer necessary. The new “Create GIF” option allows users to start a recording directly after selecting the screen section and then save it as a GIF animation or share it directly in an email, in a chat or on a website — no extra video player or conversion software required. Microsoft You can choose to export in “low” or “high quality”. The maximum length of such animated GIFs is 30 seconds. If the length is exceeded, the user can only export the screen recording as an MP4 video. Particularly practical: the feature also works in multi-monitor setups and can be conveniently controlled using a compact overlay. The GIF export function is currently only available in the Insider versions of Windows 11 from 11.2405.24.0. Microsoft has not yet announced when it will be released for all users. However, it can be assumed that the feature will be available to the general public in the course of the summer with a regular Windows update – possibly as part of the next “Moment” release or as an update for Windows 11 version 24H2. Further reading: These 13 tips will make you a Windows 11 master Read...