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RIM has finally shown off the long awaited (and delayed) Blackberry 10 and the interface looks like a mix of a little Windows Metro, a little WebOS, and even a little Facebook thrown in for good measure. Overall it looks … Continue reading
and tagged with apps, blackberry, interface, mobile, video
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The next Breaking Development conference gets underway next week in Orlando, but you don’t need to travel to the most magical place on Earth to get access to some of the top minds on mobile. Audio of the great talks … Continue reading
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Wireframes, also known as page schematics, are a staple of website development. They provide direction on the functionality of navigation, the priority of content, and can include detailed technical notes regarding forms and dynamic content, as required by the project. … Continue reading
and tagged with information architecture, mobile, Strategy, usability
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Android fragmentation is a dirty little buzzword you’ve likely heard everywhere from Angry Birds to Steve Jobs and probably in strategy meetings with us here at MarketNet about that big app idea your company has. Just what exactly is fragmentation … Continue reading
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Cross platform mobile development allows you to target multiple devices while being able to write minimal source code. This provides a couple of benefits. First, you have a lower barrier to entry, since typically HTML/CSS/JavaScript is easier to develop in … Continue reading
and tagged with appcelerator, apps, HTML5, javascript, mobile, native, phonegap, titanium
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There are many common misconceptions about mobile web and app design. The most pervasive of these usually center around assumptions about where, when, and how people use mobile devices. Making any assumptions about what your visitors will or won’t do … Continue reading
Google Chrome is finally coming to Android phones and tablets. A beta is available for download now if you’re one of the lucky few already running Android 4.0/Ice Cream Sandwich (hence the asterisk* in the post title.) No word on … Continue reading
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Last year was yet another huge one on the Web as things continued to move forward at a breakneck pace. The explosive growth of traffic from mobile devices influenced everything and meant huge advances in both technology and new ideas. … Continue reading
and tagged with adobe, browsers, firefox, font-face, fonts, google chrome, internet explorer, mobile, responsive design, Typekit, typography
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It’s a new year and that means it’s time to reflect on 2011 and set resolutions for 2012. Here at MarketNet, the resolutions we’re focused on for the new year are 1280×800, 1366×768, 1280×1024, 480×320, 320×480, and good old 1024×768. … Continue reading
and tagged with adaptive, browsers, content strategy, mobile, responsive design
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The phenomenal growth of mobile Internet usage continues. Based on the recently released MEF Global Consumer Survey of over 8,000 consumers in nine countries (including the US), more people now access the mobile Internet on a daily basis than do … Continue reading
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