Vision Mobile in conjunction with Telefonica Developer Communities recently published the results of a developer survey entitled “Mobile Developer Economics 2010 and Beyond,” in which more than 400 developers globally were surveyed to analyze mindshare and overall sentiment for the various mobile platforms. The results of the survey were segmented into 8 major platforms: iOS [...]
With iAd a lengthy one-week old at this point, Apple is already gearing up to utilize the treasure chest of user-data its acquired through the roughly 150M iTunes accounts it has full access to. More specifically, Apple has commissioned a thorough study of the purchasing patterns of its users in terms of apps, music and [...]
Distimo’s mobile app reports are always interesting simply because they’re so in-depth, with its latest being no exception. With graphical representations galore, the report digs deep into the world of mobile apps to report on every statistic and trend imaginable for all the leading app stores- including Apple’s App Store, Blackberry App World, the Android Marketplace, Nokia [...]
Next year, Cisco will begin selling the Cius tablet, which runs Google’s Android software and is aimed at corporate users.
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New digital magazine applications fall short on social interaction commonplace on the Web, while excelling in design.
Google Docs has gone mobile.
Google announced today that it is expanding the capabilities of the Google Docs viewer to accommodate iPhone, iPad, and Android platforms by enabling users to open a wide variety of documents via their mobile device with the Google Docs Viewer.
Since the start of 2010, Google has allowed users to store a [...]
Amazon is offering a free Kindle reading application for phones running Google’s Android software.
Amazon’s new iPad and iPhone apps let users play audio and video clips within select book titles. The online retailer currently only offers about a dozen titles with such multimedia enhancements, but the update could mean that the next Kindle will support video playback as well.
Check out the top headlines and insights this week from Inside Social Games – tracking all the latest developments at the intersection of games and social platforms. Monday, June 21st, 2010 FrontierVille, Hello City Lead Off This Week’s List of Fastest-Gaining Facebook Games by MAU Gamenaughts Combines Facebook Farming and Cooking with Wonder Island A [...]
PSFK curates some of the brand strategy, digital and creative advertising news and ideas that caught our attention this week.
On the heels of Apple’s iPhone 4 launch, I’ve noticed that I don’t hear folks refer to the device as a smartphone, or even a phone, but an iPhone. Such simple branding and product awareness goes a long way toward helping Apple sell products.
Hulu’s paid subscription service has been in the works for months, and the site is reportedly ready to roll it out to a limited number of users next week. Part of the $9.95 offering could be an iPad app as well as support for game consoles.
The iconic magazine is dead, but will return in a digital form.
The iconic magazine is dead, but will return in a digital form.
The iconic magazine is dead, but will return in a digital form.
A lawsuit filed against AT&T and Apple over the elimination of the iPad 3G unlimited data plan was amended and refiled as a class action lawsuit on Wednesday in a California district court.
Some new figures regarding apps in Apple’s App Store were released today by Gene Munster, Wall Street analyst with Piper Jaffray, indicating that roughly 81% are free, while the top 50 paid applications have an average selling price of $1.49.
Munster forecasts the average iOS app price to increase as developers start favoring the iPad, which [...]
Some new figures regarding apps in Apple’s App Store were released today by Gene Munster, Wall Street analyst with Piper Jaffray, indicating that roughly 81% are free, while the top 50 paid applications have an average selling price of $1.49.
Munster forecasts the average iOS app price to increase as developers start favoring the iPad, which [...]
Some new figures regarding apps in Apple’s App Store were released today by Gene Munster, Wall Street analyst with Piper Jaffray, indicating that roughly 81% are free, while the top 50 paid applications have an average selling price of $1.49.
Munster forecasts the average iOS app price to increase as developers start favoring the iPad, which [...]
Some new figures regarding apps in Apple’s App Store were released today by Gene Munster, Wall Street analyst with Piper Jaffray, indicating that roughly 81% are free, while the top 50 paid applications have an average selling price of $1.49.
Munster forecasts the average iOS app price to increase as developers start favoring the iPad, which [...]
In its second since March, Appcelerator has just published the results of its latest mobile developer survey which asked developers which platforms and devices were most favorable for development in both the short-term and long-term.
The results of the survey show 84% of respondents were interested in developing for the iPad, which was up substantially from [...]
A new versatile control software enhances live musical events.
A new versatile control software enhances live musical events.
A new versatile control software enhances live musical events.
The multi-purpose device becomes an instant competitor to a diverse group of consumer electronics.
The multi-purpose device becomes an instant competitor to a diverse group of consumer electronics.
David Rothman writing on James Fallows’ blog says we need an iPad stimulus plan. Fallows: “In this essay, (Rothman) proposes ways that radically speeded-up adoption of the iPad-style devices could serve economic-stimulus and social-equality needs at…
As Apple announces the sale of its three millionth iPad, customers trying to sign up for an unlimited data plan from AT&T came up against a slew of frustrations.
Sonos stopped by our office in San Francisco today to show off their newest toy: the iPad controller app. Those familiar with the iPhone/iPod touch version of the controller will feel at home here, though obviously the larger screen allows Sonos to do some more creative music management things with the UI. It looks to be a pretty killer way to manage multiple Sonos systems throughout your home (it can manage up to 32 separate zones).
While the app looks polished and ready to go, Sonos says it’s still pre-beta. The plan is to have it ready to submit to Apple’s App Store by mid-August. Once approved, it will be available as a free download.