Posts Tagged ‘Mobile Applications’

Published by Ewan on Tuesday 22nd June 2010, 09:30 I have, for about a year or so, been witnessing nightmare scenarios all around the mobile developer relations market. From global operators to handset manufacturers and ISVs, it’s more or less the same: A total, unmitigated fcuk-up. It is laughable. I find it hilarious and extremely sad [...]

Apple has the tools to succeed in the mobile ad arena, but will face established rivals and may need to adapt culturally to make the most of the opportunity

Relax News Monday, 1 March 2010 When it comes to mobile applications iPhone and Android users share similar download and usage habits — but iPhone users are more likely to spend money purchasing applications than their Android counterparts. (Relaxnews) – When it comes to mobile applications iPhone and Android users share similar download and usage habits [...]

One trend I’ve noticed lately is that the few UK retailers that have launched mobile commerce services have opted to do this via mobile apps rather than a mobile website. Both Next and Net-A-Porter have the app, but not the mobile site.

Mobile applications are an increasingly useful and popular way to cut costs

Mobile apps have seen huge growth throughout 2009, but are they the future for the mobile industry? Are they more important than mobile sites? These were the questions that an IAB debate earlier this week sought to answer.

A lot of coverage has been given to mobile phones recently, especially with Google’s Nexus One looming, the ongoing battle of platforms and the continuing onslaught of the iPhone.

Mobile Application trends for 2012 by Gartner

This is a post by Patricio Robles a tech reporter at Econsultany: Joe Hewitt is the Facebook employee responsible for the super-popular Facebook iPhone app. But thanks to Apple, he’s decided to move on. On Twitter, he announced that he “handed the Facebook iPhone app off to another engineer“. Soon after, he revealed the reason why: [...]

I picked this up from GoMo news.  Interesting article on a Gordan Brown promise of better access to travel services on mobile: Rating: My Rail Lite iPhone app didn’t die for nothing There’s hope for the author of My Rail Lite, a free iPhone app which skimmed data from the UK’s National Rail Enquiries online [...]