Podcast 57: Spring Partners CEO Jeff Janer Talks About Springpad on Mobile Devices
Todd Ogasawara speaks with Spring Partners CEO Jeff Janer about the firms Springpad note taking product available for the web, Android and iOS.
From December 2011
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Todd Ogasawara speaks with Spring Partners CEO Jeff Janer about the firms Springpad note taking product available for the web, Android and iOS.
From December 2011
Todd Ogasawara speaks with Untiy 3D CEO David Helgason about the firm’s 3D graphics application development tools for desktops and mobile devices in this podcast.
From December 2011
Todd Ogasawara speaks with Smule CTO and co-founder Ge Wang about the firm’s recent acquisition of Khush. Both companies create creative music apps for iOS.
From December 2011
The Spider-man movie series gets rebooted this week with a new cast and a different take of the character’s history. Young early readers who might find the movie itself a bit too intense might enjoy Disney’s $2.99…
It features photos from the upcoming movie and a story line that retells the Spider-man origin that is mostly faithful to the 1962 Amazing Fantasy comicbook version. The treat for kids and adults alike is the Augmented Reality (AR) mini-activities that puts the iPad user literally in the picture of the mini-game. The app is compatible with the iPhone 4 & 4S as well as the iPad 2 and the 3rd generation iPad.
FYI: If you are familiar with Spider-man’s history, the story in this app-book does not provide spoilers for the film itself since it only takes you up to an earlier point in the movie.
Sony Pictures has a free Spider-man AR app for the same iOS devices. This one requires you to go into the real world to find AR markers that activate animations in the app (marketing app). You can find this app here…


Thirty-seven (37) apps were updated for my iPhone or iPad in the past week. Here’s a summary of the updates I found interesting.


Thirty eight (38) apps were updated for my iPhone or iPad in the past week. Here’s a summary of the updates that I found interesting.
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Thirty-four apps for my iPhone or iPad were updated in the past week. Here’s a summary of some of the updates that interested me.
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Forty-four (44) apps were updated for my iPhone or iPad in the past week. Here’s a summary of the updated apps that I found interesting.
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Gulp. This product has been sitting in my review queue for way too long. And, it is a good one: The Griffin GuitarConnect Pro. This $79.99 product lets you connect an electric guitar to an iPhone or iPad using a standard 1/4-inch guitar cable. Even better, it works great with GarageBand. So, GarageBand for iOS users don’t have to learn to use a new app. How does it compare to the iRig? Stay tuned.


Thirty-five (35) apps for my iPhone or iPad were updated in the past week. Here’s a summary of the updates that I found interesting.
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The SLINGSHOT is a Kickstarter project that claims to: Stabilizes smartphone video . . . and more! The testimonials would have you believe this thing works magic and is priced at merely $14. And, to their credit, this product is actually shipping. The PR firm working with the developer asked if I would like to review one. So, I’ve been playing with it for about two weeks. But, I’m still not convinced it works (despite testimonials on its Kickstarter page that indicates I’m wrong). Will play with it another week or so before writing my conclusion.


Thirty-nine (39) apps for my iPhone or iPad were updated in the past week. Here’s a summary of the updates that I found interesting.
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