Appscend, a DIY App Solution for Low Budgets
Appscend is one of the few service providers that allow companies to create smartphone apps on a budget.
11/28/2011
Appscend is one of the few service providers that allow companies to create smartphone apps on a budget.
A recent study by Market Authority, Inc found that nearly 6 out of 10 SmartPhone owners look for a business without knowing the specific name; and that they look for businesses by categories, or niches, more than 55% of the time.
mobiWINE is a new, cool mobile app by Mobius, especially developed for wineries, vintners, distributors, restaurants and wine consumers.
CrowdControlHQ enables users to see what is happening across multiple social media accounts, coordinate social media activity across teams, track buzz, and much more.
On June 15, Google will release its second operating system, Chrome OS. With the immense popularity of its first OS for smartphones, Android, some are expecting Google to make big waves in the sub-notebook market. It does have competition, however, from Microsoft and even its own Android OS, which some
The United Nations has declared that access to the Internet is the right of all human beings. Nations should not institute any laws that prevent its citizens from accessing the Internet, according to a recent document published by the UN Human Rights Council. The document is a report by Frank
Over the past five years, online video streaming of movies and television shows has skyrocketed. Estimates now indicate that at least 20 percent of all Internet traffic comes from Netflix “Watch Instantly” streaming, an astonishing number considering it is only one website. Netflix has been extremely successful streaming movies and
Amazon Kindle books will soon be available for checkout at your local library. Today, Amazon announced that over 11,000 libraries will begin lending Kindle books to patrons later this year. While some libraries have implemented systems where they would lend Kindle devices, this move by Amazon will allow the libraries
Netflix recently announced that is has signed an exclusive deal to air an original TV series called “House of Cards”. The move puts Netflix one step closer to being real contender against traditional cable companies, movie studios, and TV networks. Now, networks and movie studios are pulling shows and making
3D blockbuster films are big business right now, but few would make the same argument for home Bluray viewing or broadcast TV. There are a handful of movies available in 3D, but the market has yet to see mass adoption of the technology. Nevertheless, Sony and other manufacturers are producing
