Posts in Web Applications

This was one of those odd months. Given the holidays, there wasn't much news on the Web dev front. However there are some great tips I've compiled. Then, on the mobile side, all was quiet until CES. There are so many hardware and software updates rolling in, so I did my best to pick out the top ones for you. On to the news! [More]

Be careful...I think the cell phone companies are monitoring this blog post. I'm sure of it. They're watching what you're reading and sending that information back to their massive data farms full of your browsing history. OK, maybe not, but reading about mobile (and Web) development news this past month might have you thinking that. Let's look back, shall we? [More]

There are a couple of big stories dominating the Web and mobile worlds this month - the rise of the Amazon Kindle Fire and the fall of the once-mighty Adobe Flash. But that's not all that's happened recently. And now, the news worth caring about: [More]

It's been a busy month, specifically in the world of rumors. Even more specifically in the world of iPhone 5 rumors. But trust me, other things happened in Web and mobile development. In an effort to focus on actual stories and not ridiculous speculation about how many millimeters wide a potential phone might be, here is a recap... [More]

We're deep in the dog days of summer, and while all I want to do is sit in a hammock sipping something with an umbrella in it, I have a duty to bring you the latest goings on in the world of Web development and mobile. It's raining outside anyhow, so that can wait. Prepare yourself for a late July, early August news recap overload.. [More]

It seems like there are more and more cool things coming out every day in the world of Web development. From HTML5 and Flash to Analytics and new design tools, this past month is no exception. So, in case you were busy, here are the top ten stories from Web design and development for June/July 2011, including all the big news you didn’t know that you didn’t know yet: [More]

We were looking for a fun way to promote our internship program to University of Florida and Santa Fe College students, and decided a ood old fashion competition was the way to go. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't inspired by the intern competition scene in the social network, but rest assured all we had was mountain dew and nachos. [More]

Remember way back when (in 2010) when Arcade Fire hit the streets, literally, with their interactive music video, The Wilderness Downtown? [More]

Our good friends over at New Charity Era developed the iPhone app, now available for free in the iTunes Store, that allows users to build their own virtual village while simultaneously donating the supplies you purchased for your village to one in Uganda. [More]