Winphones for iPeople?

Curiosity won. A week ago I was offered a shiny new yellow Nokia Lumia 920 as my business phone, and I took it. This entry is about my first week with the winphone. Nokia is an amazing hardware manufacturer. The guys have been working on phones since the dawn of time. The WiFi is flawless,

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Oracle Forms – Time to go

In 2012 we were lucky. We weren’t really hit by any of the security holes Java had had, and for three times we managed to bring our Oracle Forms back from the dead – in just couple of workdays. I’ve been involved in Forms projects for nearly a decade now, and I feel I’ve spent

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Advertising $1.99 apps on AdWords: Don’t.

November 27, 2012 By In iDevelopment No Comment

By my experience from both Kanami and BOUNCE dy, just don’t do it. Running a campaign in Google AdWords for your iPhone app will get a lot of paid visibility in terms of people potentially seeing at least your app name, but that’s about it. The basic math is, that the sales generated from people

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BOUNCE dy Now Available on the App Store!

November 26, 2012 By In BOUNCE dy., iDevelopment No Comment

November 26, 2012 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Janne Hansen proudly announces, that his indie game BOUNCE dy (short for BOUNCE delivery) has today been released worldwide on the App Store. The things gamers loved in the classic bouncing games of the 80′s, now return reloaded with physics, speed and control on the iPhone. BOUNCE dy

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What’s up, Google Glass?

I admit – I am a bit technology geek. In spite of that, I think Google Glass (or – the concept in general) is going to be one of those things that will fundamentally change the way we interact with technology and applications in the future. After the initial presentation to the grand public, Glass

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