Developer name: Pierre Bernard
Developing Since:2004
Company Name:Houdah Software s.à r.l
Apps at the App Store:2
Location:Luxembourg, Europe
About Dev:
Tell us a little about you, and your current company.
I founded Houdah Software in December 2005. Before that I worked for 6 years at the central bank in Luxembourg. There I developed in-house applications built upon Apple's WebObjects frameworks. In the early days of Houdah Software I used to spend half of my time as a consultant on various WebObjects projects. Then I made transition to Mac OS X development only. Houdah Software currently has 2 successful Mac products: HoudahSpot and HoudahGeo. These are respectively a Read More...
The recent buzz at the App Store has been created is the fact that Apple has allowed 3rd party browsers. That sure has caught up some wind in the world of virtual surfing and third party browsers are appearing at the App Store. If not yet at the dime a dozen rate, certainly something that you will wake up and take a notice of if you are a fan of palmtop, mobile and finally, iPhone browsing.
However, why do we need a third party browser? Safari does a pretty good job. Even in its watered down version for the iPhone and Read More...
Developer name: Jeff Rock
Company Name: Mobelux
Location:U.S.A.
Apps at the App Store:1
Website: Mobelux
About Dev:
Tell us a little about you, and your current company.
My name is Jeff Rock. I live in Richmond, VA, and I co-founded Mobelux with Garrett Ross in September of 2008. We'd been going back and forth about starting a software company for years, but when Apple announced the iPhone SDK it all kind of fell into place. We both have a passion for well-designed software and we knew that this might be the only time that we could get in on the ground floor of something great, so Read More...
Microsoft has just launched an app under the photography category at the App Store. The Seadragons Mobile app, developed by the Microsoft Live Labs has just made an entry to the App Store before making its entry to the Windows Mobile Platform:
Alex Daley, group product manager for Microsoft Live Labs, tells CNET news:
The iPhone is the most widely distributed phone with a (graphics processing unit), "Most phones out today don't have accelerated graphics in them. The iPhone does and so it enabled us to do something that has been previously difficult to do.
The brouhaha of Microsoft entering the App Store Read More...
Did you ever wonder how many people use their iPhone or iPod to access internet? We have covered this earlier, this is the updated statistic.
Web search using an iPhone has gone up from 0.31%, to a record high of 0.48%. With this, iPhone OS is still the fourth most popular operating system for net browsing after Windows, Mac OS and Linux.
Windows retains the first position at 91. 02% followed by Mac OS and Linux at 7.76% and 0.82% respectively. Playstation (0.04) and SunOS (0.01) comes after the iPhone. With this rate of growth, the market cap of Apple too is Read More...
