Apr17
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1st generation Zune (left), 1st generation iPod nano (middle), 4th generation iPod nano (right) If you have a teenager, don’t bother to ask if he or she would prefer an iPod or a Zune. According to CNET’s summary of a Piper Jaffray survey… Teen survey makes Microsoft’s Zune seem futile The percentage of teens who […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Powered by Podbean.com Oceanit Laboratories is a Honolulu=based science and engineering firm whose projects have names like Underground Storage Tank Removal, Fugitive Dust Monitoring and Hurricane Tower Desalination System. So, how did they end up creating a free iPhone entertainment app named… iFu Kung Fu (iTunes App Store) The story is the focus of this […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Interesting comment from pgrous to my out-loud wondering (over on MobileContentToday.com) if the new Verisign iPhone authentication app plays nicely with the PayPal security key fob… I have multiple “devices” attached to my Paypal account: 3 football keyfobs 1 VIP card 1 VIP Mobile When I log in, it prompts me with a drop down […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
CNET’s Stephan Shankland has an excellent (and lengthy) interview with Canon’s professional products technical advisor Chuck Westfall… Q&A: Canon helps usher in the video SLR era Stephen asked a lot of questions. But, the one I was most interested in was about including GPS capability. Westfall waffled on that one. But, it was encouraging that […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The first of the video podcasts for Stanford University’s free… iPhone Application Programming …is up on Apple’s iTunes U. I subscribed to it myself and hope to learn a thing or two (hopefully more). Note that since this is a video recording of a lecture, each video podcast file is rather large. the first one […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Powered by Podbean.com Podcasts prior to March 20, 2009 had their information archived on MobileAppsToday.com. However, when it and MobileDevicesToday.com were closed and redirected to MobileContentToday.com (where I still contribute daily blog posts), the podcast archive was lost. So, I’m reposting pre-March 20 podcasts here to help people rediscover a number of really interesting podcasts. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Image courtesy of Nokia Nokia announced… Email the way you want it – Nokia E75 begins shipping However, the Nokia USA site says it is only available for pre-order and not actually shipping. Since it does not appear to have a US Carrier associated with it, it currently only available at its full $529 price. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Interesting looking prototype photo browser from Nokia Beta Labs. It only works on Nokia touchscreen phones like the XpressMusic 5800 though. Introducing Nokia Photo Browser – browse your photos with stunning 3D effects
YouTube video courtesy of Nokia Interesting video from Nokia giving potential smartphone app developers a sub-4-minute video tutorial on how the Ovi Store app submission process works. Registering as a publisher is free right now. More information can be found at… publish.ovi.com Nokia is using the same 70/30 (developer/Nokia) split that Apple user has with […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Powered by Podbean.com The Internet is a wonderful thing. It gave me the opportunity to work with professional photographer and author Derrick Story for the past 7 years or so even though we have never met in person. Derrick was an editor at O’Reilly Media for much of that time. And, it was he who […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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