Apps stories - Page 18

Spark Business is offering customers a Putti 'build your own' mobile-responsive website free for 24-months (RRP $19.95 per month).

Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Education has released its second Te Reo Maori learning app, Puna.

Dodge the Valentine's Day blues with 9 savvy apps for lovebirds and singles alike – from flirty games to solo adventures.

Living in New Zealand we’re blessed with many things. Not our internet speed or standard of reality television, but birds? We’ve done pretty well with birds.

Superhero Workout app aims to make exercising fun by using gamification and a seven-minute routine, but does it work?.

Transpower has launched a new app to help increase make the demand response programme more accessible and productive.

Anti-stress Chromotherapy is a fancy name for a simple idea, packaging a basic one-action app as a mental health tool.

Family First NZ has launched a phone app known as ‘Have Your Say’ to enable families to speak up about family issues in New Zealand.

Microsoft brings Outlook to iOS devices and preview of Android, while Office is now available for free on Android tablets.

Escape digital chaos with Forest Live Wallpaper, the idle serene app turning phones into tranquil, leafy retreats.

We take a look at Uber's short yet controversial history that has led to a Government review on how taxi and private hire services operate.

NZ's new career app revolutionises job planning for students, offering insights into 50 careers, future demands, and income levels.

Detective's Choice Volume 1 is an interactive, genre-heavy RPG text-based adventure game that takes players back to the 1930's.

Food Planner is an app which acts like a recipe book, meal planner and grocery list combined. It’s a good app, but a terrible one to review when you’re hungry.

Exploring Eastland just got easier with a new app for iPhones and iPads, featuring offline access to the region's best spots.

Apple kicks off 2015 with record App Store sales, earning developers over $25 billion to date and marking a historic New Year's Day.

Under Armour has jumped on the digital health bandwagon with the release of the UA Record, the latest addition to the digital health and fitness network.

For the 2014 New Zealand Drowsy Driver Awareness Day a drowsy driving educational app, known as Akilla, is being released for free.

Weirdly is a Kiwi recruitment app that aims to help employers find the person who is the right fit and make the employment process easier.

The new Hello Sunday Morning (HSM) mobile app has been developed with a $50,000 grant from the Medibank Community Fund (MCF).