Apps stories - Page 19

Paragon Software Group launches Oxford Learner’s Thesaurus app for iPhone and iPad, boosting vocabulary skills with 17,000+ synonyms and detailed usage notes.

Vimeo app review: A disappointing stumble with grades of potential left unrealised, plagued by bugs and signup issues.

Memory Trainer app aims to combat our tech-induced forgetfulness with brain-tickling exercises. But can a grid of numbers and colours really sharpen our minds?.

Struggle to wake up? The 'I Can't Wake Up! Alarm Clock' app combats sleep inertia with puzzles, making snooze a challenge!.

Wikipedia's freshly rebuilt app brings the world's knowledge to your pocket with enhanced speed and mobile-friendly features.

'Jungle Monkey Saga' disappoints with its shallow gameplay, failing to live up to its 'saga' title despite engaging jumping mechanics.

NZDF launches 'Force Fit' app to help Kiwis achieve military-grade fitness, with no gym required. Aimed at boosting nationwide fitness levels.

There is a gap in the Kiwi market for a quality app that would offer an easy, free and fast way for skills to be offered and traded in local areas.

Twitter has announced Fabric at its Flight conference, taking the social media platform into the world of apps.

Students can now easily tackle maths woes by snapping a pic with their phone, thanks to the launch of PhotoMath app in London.

Uber's swift NZ expansion hits Wellington, marking its second NZ city and undisclosed global growth, promising cheaper, tech-driven rides.

2Life, NZ's first 24/7 safety app, launches nationwide, offering instant help at the tap of a button, redefining personal security.

Kiwis increasingly swap internet banking for smartphone apps, with ASB Mobile transactions soaring as NZ embraces mobile finance solutions.

The app will display a list of cosmetics, personal care, and household products available in New Zealand, that are not tested on animals.

BKA Interactive has designed a customised and interactive app for Viking Roofspec that changes the way presentations are made.

Frontback is an exciting new camera app that lets you capture what’s in front of you and what’s behind you in one shot.

New app ARTQUEST: K’RD brings augmented reality to Auckland's K Road, allowing users to explore hidden art and design studios.

Join Bob the Fisherman in Jellies! Beware its long intro, but find endless fun in mixing, matching, and capturing jellies to reclaim stolen fingers!.

Bright Sparks 2014 finalists have been announced and the group innovative winners, all between 12-17, are already making tracks in the digital industry.

Clones can appear to be legitimate versions of the original app, or affiliated with the original app, but can be anything but.