Apps stories
Printicular, which claims to be the world's fastest-growing photo printing app has teamed up with Warehouse Stationery to launch a Kiwi print service.
NZQA calls on parents to support the 145,000 students facing NCEA exams with practical study advice and environments.
Online travel booking company Skyscanner has released a refreshed version of its app, which the company says will overhaul the user experience.
Maori Television has launched an app to provide Kiwis with access to a range of content, in both Te Reo Maori and English.
Wairoa District Council has launched a new smartphone app aimed to help people report animal control issues directly to the council.
At Pace is specifically targeted at tradespeople who often need supplies delivered at short notice, NZ Post says.
Yahoo has entered the communication app space with Yahoo Livetext, a free one-to-one live video texting app for iPhone and Android.
University of Waikato student Satvir Singh wants to find out how effective smartphone apps are when it comes to giving up smoking.
TVNZ has launched ONE News Now, a website and app dedicated to video content, in response to changing news consumption habits.
Custom apps have transformed business for Harcourts Real Estate, with the apps now winning recognition from Apple.
IBM has upped its cloud security game with a new solution that helps make 'bring your own' cloud apps safe for work.
Liid, a Nordic company based in Finland, has created a mobile application that functions as an activity tracker for sales professionals.
Kellogg's is bringing back a cool cereal box prize that gives smartphone owners their very own taste of virtual reality.
When it comes to popular apps, the Okta report shows Microsoft Office 365 has rapidly become the most deployed application worldwide.
Appthority has identified a critical iOS 'Quicksand' vulnerability that enables malicious apps to harvest enterprise credentials.
The creative app Paper by FiftyThree has recently undergone a makeover, with new tools which have the potential to make it more useful.
Organisations are adopting an increasing variety of apps to secure corporate information, and choosing iOS over every other operating system.
Mobile app vulnerabilities and threat vectors are on the rise, posing risks to enterprise security, according to a new report.
Mobile app technology is advancing in businesses, offering unique opportunities for CIOs to streamline processes, says Sush Mobile.
Ringr, a new smartphone app, provides VoIP communications and aims to get people moving from telco providers to apps.
