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Mobile Developer Titan profile: AlwaysOnMessage
I’m delighted to introduce the first part of the Developer Titan Series here on Mobile Industry Review, kindly and enthusiastically supported by the BlueVia team. In each post of this series, we’ll be featuring an executive from a noted mobile developer firm. Don’t necessarily expect to see the usual suspects from the consumer technology headlines, instead [...]
BlueVia: “Helping developers run at internet speed”
Continuing our BlueVia Introduction series, their top man, Jose Valles, is back — but this time in English! (I hope you enjoyed Jose’s brief Spanish video from Monday). I asked Jose if he could give me an example of how BlueVia works with developers. He jumped straight into an answer so I’ve edited the video [...]
James Parton introduces BlueVia from Telefonica
In the first of our new video series, we meet James Parton, Head of Marketing for Telefonica’s developer programme, BlueVia. I asked James to introduce BlueVia to us and to highlight it’s key offerings for developers. If you are working in mobile development, you should be intimately aware of what you can do with BlueVia. The [...]
Coming soon: Mobile Developer Titans, supported by BlueVia
We’ve got a new series coming here on Mobile Industry Review. It’s called Mobile Developer Titans. It’s supported by Telefonica’s developer programme, BlueVia (more about that below). I’m hunting for 10 mobile developers to profile here on the site. I’m not interested in featuring just any developer in the series, though. I’m looking for developers who’ve [...]
BlueVia & BlackBerry team up for developer webinar
A quick note in from the BlueVia and RIM team to tell us about their upcoming webinar. I’m going to try and make it along to this one. BlueVia and BlackBerry Developer Programme have teamed up again to bring to you another webinar, this time exploring the BlackBerry 6 features and the use of network [...]
Cyber-Duck’s 6 Week iPad Web App Project
As you know dear reader, I’m firmly in the side of the developer and I’m always interested to hear more from developers working in the mobile space (contact me). So I was excited when I heard about a company called Cyber-Duck that was creating an iPad Web App in just six weeks. If you don’t [...]
9 questions for RIM’s Sanyu Kiruluta, EMEA developer team lead
I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Sanyu Kiruluta quite often. She oversees the BlackBerry Developer Relations team in EMEA for RIM. Sanyu and the team recently held a developer day in London that I unfortunately wasn’t able to get to. So I asked if I could fire some questions for Sanyu at a later date [...]
Tamoggemon release first Qt-based Symbian game, JezzBall
I had a note in from Tam Hanna of mobile developers, Tamoggemon, to tell me they’ve launched their first ever Qt-based Symbian game. This is one to remember — the first ever Qt-based game release that I’ve been sent. I hope it’ll be one of many. The game is called BallZ and its a port [...]
Why Mobile Developer Outreach Programmes Are Not Working
Have a read of this post by Mike Rowehl on the subject (“ Why Mobile Developer Programs Aren’t Working “). Mike knows a thing or two about mobile developers being one himself. His post is critical reading for anyone involved in mobile developer outreach. Mike points out that: You can’t have marketing people talking to [...]
Marketplace: BlackBerry Developer required for imminent UK project
Sam at We Are Feral, the London-based digital design collective is on the hunt for a BlackBerry developer. If you’re available right-away, talk to him. He’s sam at weareferal.co.uk. Their website doesn’t seem to be working at the moment but I’m sure his email is operational. (via MoMoLondon)
A quick overview of Devnest #7 last night
Last night I headed over to the Sun Microsystems Customer Briefing Centre on King William Street, just down the road from the Bank of England, to the Twitter Developer event, Devnest. This was the 7th incarnation. As I walked along King William Street I looked in the window and by chance saw a rather vacant [...]
- The merry-go-round continues: We’ll all buy buying an iPad 3, right?
- Am I the only person in the UK that would pay a concierge fee to an operator?
- Watch how this one plays out: o2 sending mobile numbers to every website you visit
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T-Mobile’s Full Monty price plan: Unlimited everything — it’s brilliant and it’s the way ahead
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Trying DaaS on my iPad — it really does rock
- Operators: “Please stop using our network!” (“And, er, thanks for your money!”)
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Would you like to spend $1,100 on a Cisco Cius or $399 on an iPad?
- Is Nokia’s rehabilitation in the Western Media complete?
- MEF Americas 2011: Recapping the Event
- Have you see what o2′s been doing with their #o2Cupid campaign?
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