Android

  • Gartner Reports Android Up and Coming Fast…

    Gartner Reports Android Up and Coming Fast…

    Interesting new info from Gartner, with some major implications. For clients thinking about mobile launches, I think this means the focus may shift to cross-device compatible mobile websites, iOS apps, and importantly, Android Apps. When considering a global client, Nokia may be a consideration, but those platforms under considerations should be restricted to the Windows…

  • Mobile Video Calling Can’t Survive Fragmentation

    Mobile Video Calling Can’t Survive Fragmentation

    Every day there seems to be a new mobile video conferencing service popping up. Fring, ooVoo, Skype, Facetime, and so on. They’re each great in their own respect, and each have their own great features – FaceTime works natively on iPhone 4, ooVoo for Android has six way video chat, and Skype has a huge…

  • Roll your own iPhone Application

    Roll your own iPhone Application

    Lately there have been a couple new websites and services which allow users to “roll their own” iPhone and mobile applications. Sites like ShoutEm, AppMakr and iSites all take your content feed, and re-present it in a custom designed iPhone, Android, or general mobile app. Most roll-your-own app makers charge a small fee, and import…

  • Open Networks, Open Standards – the critical next step

    Broitman, I think you’re right on with giving Google the openness award. Your importance of being open article is spot on, but I just wanted to step back a bit to how they got to this new openness. Google has to free up technologies that can have the most impact in an open environment. Technologies…