Technology Press Releases

One of New Zealand’s fastest growing technology companies has made its first strategic acquisition, just days after announcing its listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

A Kiwi company founded in a bedroom eight years ago with just $10 start-up capital has now been listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

Wise Advice’s new app – the Tax Toolbox contains all the tax calculators a small business owner in New Zealand needs – GST, PAYE and personal tax along with a due date reminders function alerting you when tax payments are due. It also includes regular updates, usefull articles and discussions designed to help business people keep up to date with whats happening in the accounting and tax sector

Fujifilm’s FinePix S Series gives everyone the chance to have the ultimate camera technology at their fingertips, but without the price tag to match.

In a session entitled Signing Documents in the Cloud Moving Local Government Forward, Mr. Eyal will review current electronic business processes, examine the concept of digital signatures and cloud computing environment, and showcase solutions and their benefits for Council’s staff, suppliers, and residents.

Contractor Expenses iPhone app simplifies tracking and submission of expense and mileage claims together with providing the latest contracting news from leading contractor sites. Now with full support for NZ ICT Contractors / Freelancers – GST, Km claim rates, and contracting news.

Canterbury University Accounting student Alan Jellie has beaten over 150 other ideas to claim first prize in the inaugural 2011 Entre ‘App Challenge’ competition with PitchMeasure; an app for measuring sports pitches.

Tackling tough terrain is set to become a thing of the past thanks to Masport’s new range of ride on mowers that can handle almost anything that’s thrown at them.

Buildings, office equipment and company cars – they’re all insured, right? But what about one of the most important assets your company owns – its data? Data Protect, a New Zealand owned and operated company, is set to change the way businesses think when it comes to backing up their valuable data.

Getting lost will be a thing of the past thanks to leading electronics company JVC, which has released two new updated models to its Double-DIN Multimedia Solutions range that both incorporate GPS Car Navigation

JVC is proving to be a major player in the 3D market, picking up two major accolades at the prestigious EISA Awards this week.

A new book celebrating the rich history of iconic Kiwi company Masport has been launched, cataloguing the first 100 years of the proud New Zealand brand.

Research programme is launched that will provide high-tech mapping of forests, pastures, rivers and cities in New Zealand.

Third annual study of sales and marketing by Kiwi technology exporters opens today. Managed by Concentrate and Swaytech, sponsored by PwC.

Cutting-edge facial recognition technology developed by a Kiwi company is set to help thousands of homeless dogs throughout the country.

Traffic congestion, roadwork disruptions, difficult directions – forget the stress of daily driving and get where you want to go in less time with the Drive Smart iPhone app from JVC.

Secured Signing Online Digital Signatures Service Releases a New Broadcasting Feature for Instant Delivery of Signing Invitations to List of Invitees with Just the Click of a Mouse.

RookSoft Ltd. of Auckland, New Zealand have updated WordOne and WordOne Lite. The updates are for bug fixes and the new versions of the software are available for download from the Apple iTunes App Store now. WordOne and WordOne Lite are iPhone applications for writers to track writing progress on their writing projects.

Transport Minister Steven Joyce is welcoming the roll out of integrated ticketing in Auckland with the new HOP smartcard launched in this city this afternoon. HOP will enable Auckland public transport users to access all public transport services with just one smartcard.

A new report by consulting firm BroadGroup forecasts sustained growth in data centre capacity will grow around 60% across the Australian and New Zealand by 2015.