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Neer- finding your friends
Public disclosure before this post even begins: I work for Qualcomm, and Neer has been developed by Qualcomm Services Labs. Qualcomm has launched a new app on Android called Neer, which I think is...
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If you can’t take it with you, it’s not yours
I picked up an Android device earlier in the year – I’ve been watching the platform and app ecosystem develop, and decided it was time to make the jump… That’s a huge deal for me, the Apple Fan Boy,...
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Favorite Apps from 2011 – iOS and Android
Here they are, in no particular order… Day One Day One offers a well designed journal app. Twitter and Facebook are great for shouting to the world, but sometimes you’d like to keep your thoughts to...
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The Invisible Internet
One area I’m thinking about these days is what I call the “Invisible Internet”, so I thought I’d put a post out there in case there are apps and products I should be looking at. Feel free to reach out...
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Android Fragmentation – Your Options
If you’re developing for Android, this picture from Open Signal Maps (portfolio co) is only the start of your problems. Fragmentation permeates every level of Android devices: 400+ devices with...
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