Apps stories - Page 22

New app, HelpMePublish, connects researchers with journals and provides key publishing information. Developed by @otago University.

Traditional methods of desktop app development won't work for mobile apps due to device diversity & mobile-specific considerations, says Gartner.

Finzsoft acquires mobile innovation firm Sush Mobile, gearing up to lead next-gen fintech solutions with enhanced capabilities and reach.

Businesses today are required to deal with technological advancements occurring at a pace never experienced before...

VMob disrupts mobile marketing with its innovative use of Microsoft Azure, defying conventional partner expectations and gaining global recognition.

New Zealand mobile marketing firm VMob has released a loyalty module for its 'Live Marketing' suite, offering enhanced customer loyalty solutions.

The Educa app that enables communication of learning stories and updates between education centres and parents is now available in Te Reo Māori.

Apple is set to acquire Swell for £22m, aiming to enhance its Podcasts app with Swell's tailored talk radio tech.

Businesses in New Zealand are being urged to embrace three key points of change in order to stay competitive in the rapidly evolving world of technology.

Satya Nadella’s plans to unite Microsoft edged a step closer this week, with the new CEO sanctioning the amalgamation of all major versions of Windows.

Facebook unveils 'Mentions', an exclusive app for celebrities to connect with fans, stirring up social media's VIP scene.

New app 'Māui and His First Journey' blends Māori folklore with parenting insights, available in English and Te Reo Māori.

Unitec's 'Mobile App Competition for Girls' inspires high school females to dive into computer science, with full scholarships as prizes.

Waikato Uni student seizes summer scholarship, creating impactful apps and gaining firsthand research experience.

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.

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.

While consumers may assume that established, trusted businesses will develop trustworthy apps, this is not necessarily the case.

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.