There is a tabletop game called Risk! I cannot quite remember all the territories but I think the most difficult to win with was the Russians. Fighting a war on so many fronts was a costly business and often the death of many a player. It’s seems clear that Google never played Risk! as their ... Read more
As the iPad nears it’s launch date, coverage is starting to focus on the content, or lack thereof. It seems that several apps are missing for reasons that seem obvious to professional app producers (like us) and perplexing to others.
The simple reason is space. The iPad can run iPhone apps in a scaled up version. ... Read more
OK so it’s what we expected – isn’t it? Maybe that’s the thing missing? Apple has delivered the iPad and it’s exactly what we thought it would be – a large iPhone. Maybe all the hype surrounding it meant it was always going to fail in some respects. Unlike the iPhone, which filled an already ... Read more
Yay! our new app for the English National opera has gone live! It’s the first Opera app for iphone.
The ENO Opera Guide is a free application for your iPhone or iPod Touch. It allows you to find out all about the English National Opera’s forthcoming season, listen to audio clips from the productions we have ... Read more
We like the guys and girls at Touchnote. Having been working with them for months before launch, it’s really nice to see things coming together. Touchnote is a service that lets you turn your digital photos into greetings cards. The latest addition to the (already numerous) digital ways to make this happen is a Nokia ... Read more
We’ve got 10+ iPhone/iPod applications in development right now – yee-haw! There’s some really exciting stuff going through our office right now. But we want more!
Not only are we offering a free brainstorm for all iPhone apps but we are looking for clients (new and old) to work with in developing apps for the emerging ... Read more
What do Facebook’s biggest changes mean for your business?
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Posted By GraceLast week we were invited to speak at the Chinwag Insight: Facebook Marketing conference on 6th October 2011. We shared our predictions with delegates from around the country, explaining what Facebook’s latest and most radical changes to date (first announced at the f8 conference on 23rd September) mean for marketers and business. Other panelists that supported ... Read more