Five important considerations and guiding principles to ensure your mobile presence is effective and successful.

Figuring out how to deploy mobile websites can be tricky, especially when there is already a fully functional non-mobile website built. This article explores two approaches to deploying mobile website. One is a great transitional approach and the other is a more robust longer-term approach to mobile websites. The article is intended to get you thinking about the issues. More detail will be provided in upcoming articles.

Designing video and radio broadcasting sites for smartphone requires server software innovation and new considerations. This article presents the approach SmartAirMedia took to tackle these issues when it built Club …

Only a decade ago the blackberry was just a fruit. Green was a colour with no political meaning. Reality TV was just crappy TV thrown in between bad videos on MTV. The 2000s were quite the decade. The twin towers and September 11 2001 started off the drama of American politics and global upheaval in the middle-east. Was it all about oil? or was it also about more… The 2000s were defeintiely about what is discussed below.

When a business or organization thinks about delivering a mobile media version of their Internet presence to their customers, there is a tendency to want to start by migrating what they already have on the Internet to a mobile media platform.

Mobile apps are written specifically for a particular mobile Operating System. Smartphones are sophisticated devices that run an operating system, just like your desktop computer or laptop. Mobile apps have to be small so they are quick to download. Mobile apps take full advantage of all the unique features of the mobile device OS, so web apps have great user interfaces that look ideal on the device they are designed for. Mobile websites are websites that are fully optimized for smartphone access. This article explores the differences between these two approaches to mobile software development.