Call Me In China does what it says on the tin, as the phrase goes. The service makes it super-easy for anyone living in China to receive calls from friends, family and work colleagues via a local number. Given that Beijing is fast becoming the centre of the Universe, I’m sure there are quite a [...]
Momchil here with a demo of Bizzabo, helping out at conferences to communicate with the right people. Dvir Reznik of Bizzabo demonstrates the system helping you find the right people to talk to at a conference, learn more about them and finally establish face-to-face contact. We believe in eye-contact, handshakes and face-to-face meetings. Here is [...]
It’s Momchil here with another video filmed at Qualcomm Uplinq 2012. Ohad Akiva, Advocate at iOnRoad, presents their brilliant app, currently available for Android. It’s a personal assistant for the road, utilising the smartphone’s camera and other hardware. The app warns you of possible collision, calculates fuel consumption, assists with lanes and aids overall driving. [...]
This is Momchil with a video of Nick Barnett, CEO of Mippin – the World’s largest app development company. Nick Barnett announces the launch of the BlackBerry app generator – a tool that allows any content owner to build an app for BlackBerry in less than 10 minutes. Here is the video:
Momchil here, and this is a video of Zubair Abubakar, who delivered the Nigerian Constitution to BlackBerry, making it easily available to mobile users. Zubair Abubakar, Co-Founder and Director of Pledge51 presents his most successful BlackBerry mobile application enabling Nigerians to read the constitution on their mobile device. “It’s just a phone away, so you [...]
I got this mail in from a reader who’s planning a camper van trip across the UK. He’s got an app enquiry: My family and I are taking a road trip around the UK before heading overseas and I’m trying to find a route planner that includes Points of Interest and Camp Sites (for a [...]
What does Ben Keighran of super-cool mobile application discovery service, Chomp, think of the latest iPhone 4.0 announcements? Let’s find out! Posted via email from MIR Live
Nokia’s iTunes app store equivalent is called the ‘Ovi Store’. publish.ovi.com is the address you need. You can register today. 70 percent revenue share to the developer and you can monetise across a whole host of countries. The first handset with Ovi Store pre-installed? The N97. But most of your recent Nokia handsets will be [...]
If you thought that the countless fart apps available in the App Store were disgusting, I’d advice you to stay away from Zit Picker. This app not only plays with with the audio, but the app’s visuals will make you cringe in your seats. This one’s so crazy, my 6-year-old niece ran off the moment [...]
You read that right. 400,000 downloads of the official RIM application for MySpace. 15 million messages have been sent using the app in the 7 days since it’s been live. 2 million mood and status updates already. You know, somewhere in RIM, there’s a chap or lady who was nominally in charge of applications and [...]
London mobile developer Ed Lea is, I suspect, smiling brightly. Why? Well, his second iPhone application, TV Plus, has stormed up the iTunes UK App Store charts and dominates the number one slot. And we love it. Big congratulations are due to Ed! If you recall, we first covered Ed Lea’s services when he emailed [...]
Michael Selvidge is back giving us some more iPhone App reviews, two that are great, and one…not so much. — So everyone, including Barack Obama, knows that the slickest way to market your product (or candidate) is with a native app for the slickest phone ever, the iPhone. As traditional forms of advertising like TV, [...]
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