Apple recently announced that they’ve eclipsed 2 Billion downloads in the App Store. While the numbers are impressive, I don’t think this is a good thing for anyone but Apple.
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Tags: app store, apple, google, interactive applications, iphone, Mobile, mobile applications, mobile internet, mobile marketing, mobile web, mobilesite, smartphone applications
While apps for mobile devices are getting all the attention, fundamental flaws in the App Store model will cause apps to lose their popularity and give way to mobile websites and web-based apps.
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Tags: android, app store, apple, BlackBerry, BlackBerry App World, interactive applications, iphone, Mobile, mobile applications, mobile internet, mobile web, mobilesite, Ovi, palm, smartphone applications
A look at which of the two technologies will prevail in the great mobile debate – the mobile web or apps.
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The type of content you use in your mobile presence does matter. Part 4 of the mobile web vs app series looks at how the mobile web and an app handle different types of content.
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When choosing between the mobile web and an app for a mobile presence, who bears the most burden – consumer, developer, manufacturer, or carrier?
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In part two of this five-part series, the costs of developing for the mobile web and apps are compared to see which one, if any, provides the best long-term investment.
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Applications for mobile phones are all the rage today, but they won’t be in the future as limitations of today’s mobile internet fade and web-based mobile apps take over. Part 1 of a 5-part series.
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The introduction to a five part series that explores the issues in the mobile web vs. app debate in the mobile world
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Tags: android, app store, apple, BlackBerry, BlackBerry App World, cloud computing, google, interactive applications, iPhone 3GS, Mobile, mobile applications, mobile internet, mobile web, Ovi, palm, RIM, smartphone applications
Despite all the hype, smartphone answers are not the answer to everything mobile. Here are a few questions one should consider before embarking down the application development path.
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I get asked by a lot of people I meet if Aumnia means or stands for anything, so I thought it would be a fun topic for my second blog post. It’s a short story but before I go into that, here is the current meaning of Aumnia…
Aumnia = automated mobile and interactive applications
Pretty cool, [...]
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