- Thinking Mobile? If You Build It, They Will Come
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Thursday, 4th February 2010
Smartphone applications are predicted to overtake the desktop software market. So who will win the multi-billion-pound [dollar] application economy, and what are the new rules?
Tags: Android, App Store, Appcelerator, Apple, Apple iPhone, Blackberry, Brushes, CSS, documentation, ebay, Google, GPS, HIG, HTML, HTML5, human interface guidelines, iphone, IPhone OS, iPod, iTunes, JavaScript, Mobile, Mobile Development, Mobile operating system, Multi-touch, Nokia, Ovi Store, Palm, paypal, PhoneGap, Qik, RedLaser, Rim, RjDj, Smartphones, StreetCar, Symbian, The Guardian, User interface, web-based application, WebOS, Windows Mobile
- QR-kill – The Hi-tech Mobile Game
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Thursday, 18th September 2008
Crossed between quasar and a game of tag, QR-kill is the new phenomenon spreading around the mobile community. Utilising high-end mobile phones like the Nokia N95 and Applie iPhone and 2-dimensional barcodes called QR-codes, this game is best played in public places like shopping centres or department stores for added amusement.
Tags: 2d, 3d, Apple, barcode, extra devices, games, Gaming, iphone, Mobile, mobile phones, mobile tagging, Nokia, Nokia N95, QR-kill, QRcode, SMS
- The iPhone Application for WordPress
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Tuesday, 22nd July 2008
Since getting the new iPhone 3G I’ve been downloading ‘useful’ applications like there was no tomorrow. I now have the very useful Vicinity app, various social networking apps and the best of all, a Light Sabre.
Tags: 3G, Apple, Apple App Store, Asides, iphone, pence, social networking apps, wordpress