We’re pleased to announce the release of the new and improved Comey & Shepherd mobile property search application. Comey & Shepherd serves the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area and is recognized as a leading real estate firm both locally and nationally. We’ve been working with them since 2010 and were excited about the opportunity…
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On April 4th, Facebook announced it’s new mobile initiative, Facebook Home, which will be available April 12th pre-installed on the HTC First or as a download from the Google Play store (for supported devices). What is Facebook Home? It’s an Android Launcher, which, in Webopedia’s terms, is the part of the Android user interface that…
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In a bold move to differentiate itself from its rivals, T-mobile revamped its mobile plans by decoupling the service plans from the phones. What does this mean? It means that T-mobile is moving to contract free plans where you either buy your device up front, pay for it on a payment plan, or bring your…
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Earlier this month, I wrote how Mozilla’s Firefox mobile OS was the future of mobile apps. Why? I believe that the browser will be the operating system for future mobile devices. In fact, Google’s announcement that Chrome OS chief, Sundar Pichai, is taking over responsibility for Android reinforces my thinking. While former Google CEO Eric…
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In one of our more recent projects using Sencha Touch, we ran into some problems using the List element. We were trying to do something that may have been unconventional, but we wanted a specific user interface. We were placing a docked header and footer on the screen, then adding a list component that had…
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Sencha, the company behind the Sencha Touch framework for mobile development, just concluded their contest for the best HTML5 app using HTML5 and Sencha Touch. We’ve used Sencha Touch for a number of our projects, and as a proponent of the mobile web and fellow developer, I was interested in the results. The winners were JDI by Simon Brunel, Weathy by Boris…
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At last week’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Mozilla unveiled their Firefox mobile OS. In my opinion, it is a foreshadowing of the future of mobile apps. The Browser is the OS If you’re able to watch the first minute of the video above, you’ll immediately see a key distinction of the operating system –…
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As a former, loyal BlackBerry user, I was eager to see yesterday’s BB10 accouncement. Even though I abandoned the platform back in 2010, deep down, I’d really like to see them survive. I didn’t watch the event first hand but spent time reading the reactions from the event. From that I read, the reaction that…
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We’re looking to hire an experienced PHP/mobile web application developer who is interested in developing awesome, mind-blowing mobile web applications and related mobile technologies. Primary areas of responsibility will be server side technologies using PHP, database architecture using MySQL, and setting up server environments, but there will be plenty of opportunity to dabble in the…
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Even though Android is the most popular operating system in the market, you may not know that not all Android phones run the same software. I’m not just referring to the different dessert names that Google assigns to the releases like Froyo, Gingerbread, Ice Cream Sandwich or Jelly Bean. There are also different dessert revisions…
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