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What are the best ways to find online serious partners ready to outsource mobile app development company?
If you want to do long-term outsourcing deals with “serious big companies”, you need to get on a plane and meet them in person.
[... 47 words]How can I produce an animated prototype out of designs for an iOS app?
Keynote is a surprisingly good tool for this kind of things, especially since they added path based animations to it a few years ago.
[... 55 words]What new apps were used most at SXSW 2013, and why?
Lanyrd will be at SXSW again this year, and we’ve continued to refine our unofficial schedule guide and session planner for SXSW Interactive. Here’s our site for this year:
[... 367 words]Notes on designing the Guardian iPhone app. By John-Henry Barac, the principal designer of he iPhone application who also previously worked on the Guardian’s print transition to the Berliner format. # 20th December 2009, 12:55 pm
We’re at a critical juncture in the evolution of software. The web is still here and it is still strong. Anyone can still put any information or applications on a web server without asking for permission, and anyone in the world can still access it just by typing a URL. I don’t think I appreciated how important that is until recently. Nobody designs new systems like that anymore, or at least few of them succeed. What an incredible stroke of luck the web was, and what a shame it would be to let that freedom slip away.
— Joe Hewitt # 15th November 2009, 8:50 am
How could the major players have left a gap in the market so wide that a complete novice in mobile telephony could so instantly shame them?
— Stephen Fry # 10th December 2008, 6:21 pm
I can’t question that [the App Store] is probably the best mobile application distribution method yet created, but every time I use it, a little piece of my soul dies.
— Steven Frank # 17th August 2008, 11:15 pm
Once people see that a pretty good phone can be a pretty good mobile computer, they won’t settle for less anymore; and mobile networks will be pried open.
— Ed Felten # 29th June 2007, 4:58 pm