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In a previous post I presented the performance numbers for mobile device detection using WURFL and Device Atlas. Our numbers were generated on a data set consisting of 1,572 unique user agents we collected…
This has probably been done to death elsewhere, but since I’ve been playing around with WURFL and Device Atlas for mobile device detection, I thought I’d publish some comparative performance numbers. As part…
In late 2007, we realized that while there were numerous user groups in Portland, that there wasn't one focused on mobile development. We decided to start one.
Our 2009 conference schedule and speaking engagements are starting to fill up. We’ll announce them here as they are finalized.
2009’s slate of Mobile Portland events kicks off tonight with a look at a local company making the transition to iPhone application development. The meeting is at 6 pm tonight at the…
Convergence is one of the buzz words that I hate. I think it started with multimedia computers in the early 90s. From that point forward, every so often you would get a new wave of…
How do you know when a gold rush is happening? I’m sure economists have scientific measures, but I prefer to use my dinner party test. During the boom days of the Internet, I hated telling…
Even if you thought the App Store would be successful, it would have been hard to predict the gold rush mentality that has developed. In many ways the iPhone App Store flies in the face of the preceding technology trends.
We hear a lot of stories about the power of mobile advertising, in particular text messaging advertising and despite that fact, we’re still in awe of how BMW turned approximately $60k in MMS ads into…
Tomi Ahonen has another must read post detailing how mobile has become the latest industry to cross the trillion dollar mark. With multi-billion dollar bailouts being discussed daily, it is hard to put a…