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Ten Things To Think About When Designing Your iPad App Advertisement Like most well-designed things, the magic of an iPad app comes from a union of usefulness, usability and meaning. Games aside, the app must be useful by solving a problem that people actually have through the right set of functionality at the right time. It must be easy to use and, just as importantly, easy to get started using, without a lot of pesky setup and learning steps. And it must hold meaning for the user through visual beauty, an emotional connection, personal insights, etc. In this article, we won’t outline the entire design process for creating an iPad app, but we will explore 10 of the key things to think about when designing your app (and planning the design process). We’ve excluded tips that have already been mentioned in every single iPad design article ever written (such as, “Invite users to touch by presenting real-world metaphors in a skeuomorphic interface” —look it up!). Take A Goal-Oriented Approach To Simplify Functionality. Huffington Post: top right.
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Cross-Platform Mobile Visual Development – a Tool Comparison « Technology Trend Analysis Cross-Platform Mobile Visual Development – a Tool Comparison Posted by Udayan Banerjee on January 23, 2012 · 17 Comments Mobile development tools are changing rapidly. I had started work on comparing cross-platform mobile tools about a month back. I had initially started with a list of 26 tools. However, what is most interesting is that in this short period of time one of the tools (Open Plug) was discontinued. Coming back to mobile tool comparison – I had categorized the tools into five categories (here is an overview). (1) Mobile Web (JavaScript-CSS library), (2) Visual Tool (No access to Code), (this post) (3) App Generator (Native application for multiple platforms), (4) Hybrid App (Leverages embedded browser control), (5) Game Builder In this post I give an outline of the Visual Tools where you use a visual editor to build the application. Here are 5 tools – the ordering is alphabetic. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Home page: LinkGenesis: Verivo! Have you seen this Wiki? Home page: Link Home page: Link
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BlackBerry Internet - MSN/chat/web/telnet/TCPIP - No BES! With reference to the tip below and my , my TCP APN configured as "internet" for Singtel here in Singapore (details of singtel can be seen in the compatibility international guide somewhere here in the forum) but still my black berry 7730 with OS4.0 latest version wont allow me to browse the net or use the Instant Messaging, ICQ, MSN (Verichat, WebMessenger, IM+, etc.)..The little green arrows on the top right hand corners flickers for a while and that is it. Anyone have any ideas why i cant logon to the net. (i've even entered the correct WAP APN as required by Reqwireless IM+WAP or Emailviewer but to no avail.. the simplest is Verichat but yet nothing works.. My phone works though and i do hv GPRS connectivity. Singtel tech support tried it on their own Blackberry but also couldnt get Reqwireless or any of the 3rd party sw to work. any help greatly appreciated. thanks rgds ron ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Comparing Titanium and PhoneGap July, 2014 : The following blog post is an updated version of a blog post written by Kevin Whinnery in May 2012. The original version can be found here. When building for mobile devices you can take one of three approaches: Web apps, Hybrid Apps or Native apps. Web Apps are websites designed to fit in mobile screens and are accessed by typing a URL in the phone’s browser. Hybrid Apps are Web apps that are packaged in a custom full-screen browser to resemble a native mobile app, with extensions that provide access to some hardware features, but your user interface is still written in HTML/CSS and rendered by a web browser. Native Apps are written using different languages depending on the platform. PhoneGap is a framework to build Hybrid Apps, while Titanium is a framework to build Native Apps, so that makes them different right from the start. From 10,000 feet, PhoneGap and Titanium appear to be similar. But that’s really where the similarities end. What is PhoneGap Trying To Accomplish?
Mobile Web Application Best Practices Abstract The goal of this document is to aid the development of rich and dynamic mobile Web applications. It collects the most relevant engineering practices, promoting those that enable a better user experience and warning against those that are considered harmful. Status of This Document This section describes the status of this document at the time of its publication. This is the W3C Recommendation of Mobile Web Application Best Practices. Since publication as a Proposed Recommendation on 21 October 2010, the Working Group clarified that alternative compression formats (such as EXI) referred to in section 3.4.1 Use Transfer Compression may not share some of the impediments of common compression formats. The document contains statements that may be regarded as forward-looking when this document is published (14 December 2010). Comments on this specification may be sent to public-bpwg-comments@w3.org (with public archive). List of Best Practices 1 Introduction 1.1 Purpose of the Document