Apps stories
Waikato Uni student seizes summer scholarship, creating impactful apps and gaining firsthand research experience.
Kiwi teenagers impress judges in NetSafe and Google Web Rangers competition, showcasing creative campaigns on online safety.
Consumers are being warned about the potential for accidental in-app purchases, especially during the school holidays.
Thanks to a Wellington-based technology start-up, users can get paid for hosting advertising on their device's lock screen with the Postr app.
Kiwi firm VMob shines globally, nabbing runner-up in Microsoft's Winning with Azure Contest for its cutting-edge retail tech innovations.
Kev the Kiwi is helping to get more tablets into schools, with a fundraising app developed by the Digital Office.
Unitec's 'Mobile App Competition for Girls' inspires high school females to dive into computer science, with full scholarships as prizes.
Sometimes picking a movie is as painful as the day is long, whether you're in a group or all alone on Friday night.
The app doesn't tell you who the policy belongs to, but at the end will suggest which party would be best suited to you, based on which way you swiped.
While consumers may assume that established, trusted businesses will develop trustworthy apps, this is not necessarily the case.
Telecom Digital Ventures has made a strategic investment in mobile app startup App La Carte to accelerate its product development pipeline.
Become a savings addict with Budget Tracker, the app transforming frugality into a game of smart spending and detailed budgeting.
TradeMe's app shines as it eases Auckland's property and car hunt, becoming a cherished tool for seamless searches and purchases.
Kiwi businesses warned about mobile security risks as Palo Alto Networks highlights the threat of DDoS attacks through enterprise devices.
Test your quick wit with True or False on iOS – a simple, engaging way to challenge your knowledge across various topics.
The use of mobile apps in business is increasing but can also add significant costs, according to UXC Connect Practice Manager Denise Carson.
Enterprises have embraced the use of mobile apps to engage with consumers and empower many of their employees.
Growing adoption of smartphone technology by Kiwi children is influencing the travel decisions of Kiwi families according to a local travel specialist.
Think, iOS's latest puzzle game sensation, combines visual cues with AI to challenge players in over 360 mind-bending puzzles.
Apple reinvents with WWDC, focusing on software upgrades and seamless connectivity across iOS and OSX, aiming to enhance user and developer experiences.
