Technology to make learning easier for all generations is part of the large Australian delegation of 20 companies that has arrived in Hong Kong for today’s opening of the International ICT Expo.

Australian exhibitor Money 101 provides an online financial education service which enables users to understand complex personal and business financial concepts and strategies in a simple, interesting and user friendly manner. The program helps people take control of their finances and plan for a safe and secure future.

Crewjo-Ewcranium, another Australian company, develops entertainment and education content, as well as online comic and mobile series for mobile applications including iPhone.Crewjo-Ewcranium‘s EUNPHONETICA provides a straightforward way to read English by combining music, animation and sound blending skills to help the user pronounce the alphabet and words phonetically. This transportable teaching method is set to revolutionise English-language learning - while on the go!

Australian Consul-General, Mr Les Luck, said exhibitors at the Australian Pavilion demonstrate how innovation can contribute to better our lives.

Other Australian exhibitors at ICT Expo 2010 include software developers and key industry bodies, presenting leading-edge solutions in digital content, security, elearning and high speed touch screens.

The Australian delegation brings state-of-the-art information technology solutions for sectors as diverse as mobile communications, business management, education, entertainment and health.

Supported by the Australian Trade Commission (Austrade), the Australian Pavilion can be found in Hall 3-F.

Trade Mission ICT Hong Kong Flyer

Australian Technology at International ICT EXPO 2010
Date 13 – 16 April 2010
Venue Australian Pavilion, Hall 3F-G,
Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre.

Source: Australian Consulate-General Hong Kong   www.hongkong.china.embassy.gov.au