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Cash machine software firm i-design breaks into Canadian market
Dundee-based cash machine software solutions group i-design has secured a new contract which will see it break into the Canadian market for the first time. (...)
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Perth Trading Standards seize Nintendo DS R4 cards
Trading Standards officers in Perth have seized a number of illegal games emulator cards from a retailer in Perth. (...)
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Young songwriter of the year Stella Reilly picks up her prize
The young songwriter of the year, Perthshire's Stella Reilly, has revealed she is going to use her £1000 prize money to buy a new flute. (...)
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Swinney hails new contract bid app
A smart phone application designed by a Dundee firm is playing a "key role" in saving public sector money, Scotland's finance secretary said. (...)
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Tag Games' Doctor Who release soars up the App Store charts
A Dundee software company looks to have scored a chart smash thanks to Doctor Who. (...)
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Expansion of software firm GFI MAX to create 40 jobs
Dundee has been given a major jobs boost after a leading software firm announced it is to double in size over the next few months. (...)
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Tag Games bringing Doctor Who to iPhone and iPad
The Tardis will soon be materialising on iPhones after a Dundee company became Doctor Who's latest companion on his adventures through time and space. (...)
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AppJam Dundee award goes to iGiveADamn blood donor app
The winners of the UK's first AppJam have been announced after a 48-hour challenge in Dundee to produce the next killer app. (...)
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£250,000 boost for Level Four software firm
A fast-growing software company in Dunfermline has just been awarded a £250,000 grant by Scottish Enterprise. (...)
Pirated games ad shames council
A Dundee City Council employee is facing disciplinary action after pirated computer games were advertised for sale on the local authority's intranet. (...)
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