Recent Posts Tagged With 'mobile app'

• Apple Approve “Hitler Book” App

  Posted on Saturday November 7th, 2009 at 09:20 in mobile app

  I spotted this article over on The Next Web and was totally dumbfounded. Just days after Apple banned an app for using the word iPhone, Apple have approved an app of a book written by Hilter. To make things worse, the app also includes a Swastika as ...

• iPhone Halloween Custome

  Posted on Monday October 26th, 2009 at 06:22 in internet, entertainment, youtube, web2.0, mobile app

  It's pretty common place to see Supermen, Doctors, Witches, Vampires and a huge assortment of celebrities and movie characters wandering around on Halloween night, but it takes someone with real creativity to do something really cool. In recent years...

• Volkswagen Golf GTI 2010

  Posted on Sunday October 25th, 2009 at 08:29 in gaming, entertainment, Advertising, web2.0, social media, digital marketing, mobile app

  When it comes to using the iPhone to promote a product or brand, there are now literally thousands of examples of how to do it, and how not to do it. Either way, most follow the exact same approach - create a free iPhone app, throw in a host of featu...

• Starbucks: iPhone Apps

  Posted on Wednesday September 23rd, 2009 at 05:20 in technology, Advertising, digital marketing, mobile marketing, mobile app

  Today Starbucks have launched two new iPhone Apps: myStarbucks and Starbucks Card Mobile. Both are free to download and are designed to enhance the Starbucks experience. Have fun creating your own Starbucks drink or use your iPhone to load your Starb...

• Nokia and Mobile Banking

  Posted on Wednesday September 2nd, 2009 at 00:27 in technology, digital marketing, mobile marketing, mobile app

  I recently took part in a focus group for Nokia, and following it I've found that I've been spending quite a bit of time trying to figure out what happen to them and where they're going. It wasn't that long ago that Nokia were the Coca-Cola of the ph...

• Nokia and The Future

  Posted on Saturday August 29th, 2009 at 06:32 in technology, entertainment, Marketing, Advertising, digital marketing, facebook, twitter, mobile marketing, cutting edge, international news, mobile app

  Historically Nokia have always been the leader in the mobile phone market. They have nearly always had the largest range of phones, and have catered for everyone's wants and needs from high-tech high-end smartphones to basic call and text handsets. B...

• The 5 Hottest Location-Based Apps

  Posted on Wednesday August 26th, 2009 at 07:57 in technology, entertainment, digital marketing, twitter, mobile marketing, mobile app

  The guys over at Revolution have written a great post on the The 5 hottest location-based apps (so far). I have to say, each of these are spot on and I'd have to agree, seriously cool. If you're an iPhone user I hope you already have them but, if not...

• iBurgh

  Posted on Thursday August 20th, 2009 at 00:37 in technology, digital marketing, mobile marketing, mobile app

  It seemed that for so long there were few practical, useful iPhone Apps available. iPhone users were stuck with gimmicky apps that did little except show off the iPhone's motion and graphic capabilities. Thankfully all that has changed and there are ...

• RightMove.co.uk iPhone App

  Posted on Saturday August 8th, 2009 at 06:24 in technology, Marketing, Advertising, media, digital marketing, mobile marketing, mobile app

  As readers of my blog will probably already know, there are two technology areas that particularly interest me at the moment: Augmented Reality and Mobile Applications. More importantly, I'm really interested to see how businesses and agencies push t...

• All Things Digital iPhone App

  Posted on Thursday July 9th, 2009 at 01:03 in technology, entertainment, Advertising, digital marketing, mobile app

  Although the Wall Street journal already has an iPhone app, the recent All Things Digital D7 conference saw ATD launch a dedicated iPhone app of its own. The new app offers a distinct advantage over the WSJ version through deeper content and ...