Zi Corporation has filed an amended annual report on Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2006 with Canadian Securities regulatory authorities on the SEDAR and with the United States SEC on the EDGAR system.
Zi Corporation has signed a licensing agreement for the Japanese version of its world-class Decuma handwriting recognition software with Hitachi, Ltd., a leading provider of industrial computing systems in Japan. Hitachi selected Decuma based on its high recognition rates, speed, ease-of-use, and small footprint.
Zi Corporation has signed a license agreement with BCM Communication Co., Ltd. for the integration of eZiText Chinese onto WiFi handsets using WinCE platform.
The 2007 first quarter was highlighted by a year-to-year decline in net loss, reduced operating expenses, strengthening of the Company's balance sheet, participation in major industry trade shows, new product introductions and the settlement of a longstanding dispute with a major shareholder.
Zi Corporation today announced that a final judgment of non-infringement, in favor of the defendants, has been issued in the matter of the lawsuit filed by the Board of Regents of the University of Texas System.
Zi Corporation's handwriting recognition software, Decuma Korean, has been deployed by Nintendo for use with its Nintendo DS handheld video game system, which was launched in Korea earlier this year.
Zi Corporation today announced plans to release its first quarter results before the market opens on Friday, May 11, and to host a conference call at 11:30 AM Eastern Time that same day.
Zi Corporation will launch today in Beijing its new text input solution for the Chinese language, joyZtick version 1.0.
Zi Corporation today announced a strategic partnership with MediaTek, Inc. to embed Decuma handwriting recognition technology in MediaTek's platform marketed to handset manufacturers globally.
Zi Corporation announced today that all of the conditions under its agreement with the Receiver of the Lancer Entities have been fulfilled and therefore the Settlement Agreement became fully effective on April 10, 2007.
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