Recommended NZ | Guide to Money | Gimme: Competitions - Giveaways

Technology

Responsive web design 'key to successful pet site'

Responsive web design 'key to successful pet site'

New Zealand’s newest online pet retailer, Pet.co.nz is leading by example with the responsive design of its ecommerce site.

Thousands take up free WIFI on offer in Rotorua CBD

Thousands take up free WIFI on offer in Rotorua CBD

Rotorua District Council (RDC)’s newly implemented programme of free WiFi within the CBD is proving a big hit, with thousands of people already taking advantage of the service.

$14.5m boost for online identity verification

Internal Affairs Minister Chris Tremain says $14.5 million in new funding for igovt services in 2013/14 demonstrates the commitment to improving New Zealanders’ online interactions with government.

The igovt services have two components:

Vodafone showcases 4G in Queenstown

Vodafone will preview 4G - the world’s fastest mobile network technology - in Queenstown today, prior to its launch in parts of the town on 20 June.

New cloud-based videoconferencing launched in NZ

StarLeaf Call, the first true IT-free cloud based video communications solution that promises to change the way businesses deploy, use and pay for video calling and conferencing developed by StarLeaf (www.starleaf.com) is now being distributed and supported in Australia and New Zealand by FaceToF

New applications for Android mobile users

AVG Technologies, the provider of Internet and mobile security, privacy and optimization to 150 million active users, has today announced two brand new applications in its mobile portfolio. AVG Cleaner and AVG Image Shrinker are now available for free for Android smartphones and tablets.

InternetNZ and AUT University form strategic partnership

InternetNZ (Internet New Zealand Inc) and AUT University’s Institute of Culture, Discourse and Communication (ICDC) have formed a strategic partnership that will see the organisations work more closely on Internet research initiatives.

Awa City Computer Clubhouse celebrates three years

Awa City Computer Clubhouse celebrates three years

Awa City Computer Clubhouse this week celebrates three years of providing a safe space for young people in the Wanganui community to "connect, explore and create".

Funding to increase digital literacy and connection

The Government will continue supporting Computer Clubhouse, a free after-school learning environment giving young people access to technology, Community and Voluntary Sector Minister Jo Goodhew says.

Payment security top of mind when Kiwis shop online

Online shoppers in New Zealand list the security of their payments as their most important concern, according to the latest annual MasterCard online shopping survey.