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Almost every publisher I speak with these days is in the midst of developing, implementing or revising their mobile and tablet strategy.
Going Native: Deciding between HTML5 and Native Apps - Content Matters
Is Apple planning a business app store? Why that would be a really good thing
Submitted by Editor on 15 July, 2011 - 13:22. Rumor has it that Apple is planning an app store focused on business apps for businesses (we heard it from a mobile developer). This is opposed to ‘business apps’ for consumers , which Apple’s App Store does in abundance.
HTML5 Rocks - HTML5 vs Native: The Mobile App Debate
Introduction Mobile apps and HTML5 are two of the hottest technologies right now, and there's plenty of overlap. Web apps run in mobile browsers and can also be re-packaged as native apps on the various mobile platforms.
App Development Basics - How-To Help and Videos
iPhone Application Name Checklist Even if you have a great iPhone application idea, you need a great name that sells it. Follow a few simple rules to make your name memorable and successful: [more…]
Tips on iOS Game Development for Developers
Mobile Blog – Articles about iPhone, BlackBerry, Android and Windows Mobile Development.
Browsing habits are changing. With the advent of faster data connections and smoother browsing experiences thanks to smartphones, a lot more of us are accessing sites through mobile devices.
Mobile Sites vs. Mobile Apps: Which is More Effective?: C&M*
Leading mobile developer: “No more free apps” – a sign of things to come?
I’ve written and tweeted about the phenomenal work that Simon Maddox has done over the years. His name will be familiar to many mobile developers given that Simon was amongst the first in the United Kingdom to get stuck into the mobile development scene. His CV, therefore, reads like a Who’s Who in mobile.From initial idea to final testing, we take care of the entire mobile application development process. We develop for iPhone , iPad , Windows Phone , Android , Ovi (Nokia) and Blackberry .
