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Simply put: if you are a web developer that has ever dreamt of building an iPhone or Android application and selling it in the respective app stores, you can't afford to miss Mobile Portland tomorrow night.
This month's issue of Oregon Business magazine has a feature story on Portland's burgeoning mobile scene. We're pleased that both Cloud Four and Mobile Portland are both mentioned prominently in the article.
Last January, I wrote about how the iPhone App Store was the surprise story of 2008. Flickr photo by Civisi: http://www.flickr.com/photos/civisi/2611679744/ The point of my previous post was how the iPhone App…
Tonight at Mobile Portland, there will be a presentation about Moblin. Moblin is an open source operating system for netbooks and mobile internet devices. This presentation has caused me to reconsider what…
Here is the story many people would like you to believe: Apple told developers that the only way to build applications for the iPhone was to use web technology. Developers didn’t go for it so…
At the recent MobileBeat Conference, Google VP of Engineering Vic Gundotra told the audience that the Mobile Web will be the larger portion of mobile application development in the long run instead of native applications.
Expanded from my tweet earlier today: HTC sells 80% of Windows Mobile phones. HTC rumored to be expect Android on 50% of its handsets in 2010 If this rumor is true, it…
I wanted to include a series of links at the end of my previous post on HTML 5, but I was afraid they would get lost after such a long post. Here they are: HTML…
At the risk of being accused of wearing mobile-tinted glasses, HTML5 is going to big a deal and it will be relevant much sooner than people think.
We're excited to welcome Megan Notarte (@megnotarte) to Cloud Four. We think she's going to contribute a lot to our company right away, but we also expect her to help shape what comes next for Cloud Four.