Tag Archives: IPhone

FlurryAgent.setUserID error

Posted on November 7, 2011 by

Flurry is an excellent tool for understanding how users are using your mobile application. Although they only have a few methods they have still managed to get an error in the documentation. FlurryAgent.setUserID(String) Should read FlurryAgent.setUserId(String) (keywords: Flurry bug, fail, … Continue reading →

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Londroid 16 Sep 2011 – 1.6 million downloads

Posted on September 16, 2011 by

The Londroid September meetup was a great success. Here is a quick review for people who could not make it. Kabbee – A marketplace for minicab journeys – Phil Makinson What is Kabbee? Kabbee is a price comparison and booking … Continue reading →

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Firefox maker moves towards a browser-free world • The Register

Posted on August 2, 2011 by

This is an interesting article about mobile, web and HTML5. Mobiles need ‘a strong infusion of Mozilla values’ via Firefox maker moves towards a browser-free world • The Register.

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Apple eats core, business of publishers

Posted on February 25, 2011 by

To date Apple have “permitted” publishers to have apps on the iPhone and iPad that are media readers for content that is purchased outside of Apple’s platform. Spotify is a well known example. They have recently decided to levy a … Continue reading →

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HP rocks Microsoft with webOS PC play

Posted on February 15, 2011 by

I have always wondered why HP bought Palm and its WebOs. Now it makes sense to me. This is a convergence play. We have Google with Chrome/Android, Apple with Mac/Ios leaving Microsoft with the great big windows Windows and the … Continue reading →

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Android goes virtual • The Register

Posted on February 11, 2011 by

This is very interesting. Run Android on a JVM on any smartphone. I won’t bet on Java on the iPhone… Android goes virtual As of today, Myriad’s Dalvik virtual machine can run any Android application on the Maemo-based Nokia N900, … Continue reading →

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Mobile Developer Economics 2010: The migration of developer mindshare | VisionMobile :: blog

Posted on November 15, 2010 by

Thanks to Ian M. for pointing out this great report (pdf) on mobile app development. In gives a very comprehensive view of the development ecosystem. Mobile Developer Economics 2010 and Beyond via VisionMobile :: research reports. Here is a small … Continue reading →

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