Mobile

PocketCake partners with Graceland University to bring Social Media Marketing Shark Tank to campus

PocketCake, a mobile app development firm in Kansas City, recently partnered with Graceland University in Lamoni, Iowa, to bring a Social Media Marketing Shark Tank to campus. Eighty students from nearby high schools participated in the event Wednesday,...

Can a Mobile App Help Eradicate Poverty in the Cocoa Supply Chain?

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Big data is now helping Barry Callebaut improve its farmer support programs in typically low-tech environments such as cocoa farms. The chocolate giant partnered with SAP in 2016 to develop a data management app called Katchilè. The app is now being...

Google Photos will add manual face tagging, timestamp edits on Android, more

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By Damien Wilde After an extensive Twitter Q&A, Google Photos product lead, David Lieb, was tasked with fielding a ton of inquiries. The net result was confirmation of a few upcoming Google Photos features. In his original post, Lieb mentioned that...

The new iPad OS powers unique experiences designed for iPad

San Jose, California — Apple today previewed iPadOS, the powerful operating system with a new name to recognize the distinctive experience of iPad. iPadOS builds on the same foundation as iOS, adding powerful new capabilities and intuitive features...

Why Leveraging Existing Platforms Is The Future Of App Development

By Adrien Schmidt More than a decade after the launch of the first mobile app ecosystem, we’ve reached a tipping point. Through the end of 2018 , there were more than an estimated 2 million apps each in both Apple’s App Store and Google’s...

Powerful and Feature Packed Utility Locator Makes Accuracy Simple, Fast and Affordable.

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Built on a proven design, and with Pathfinder SAF Technology™ at its core, the Pathfinder PLS® offers RYCOM’s most advanced signal acquisition and filtering technology. The Pathfinder PLS® cable & pipe locator offers utility locators FrequencyFlex™...

Here’s the latest on what to expect from Apple’s new iPhones

By Todd Haselton Apple’s 2019 iPhones will have fancy new camera capabilities and wireless charging that lets you juice up other gadgets, according to a report published Monday from Macotakara, a trusted Apple blog. Macotakara said Apple will continue...

The toughest choice in app growth is usually the very first one

By Jon Evans So you’re a startup founder. Or you’re in charge of a new project at a big company. (Or maybe you just imagine being either of these things.) And you suddenly realize: you have to make a whole slew of massive decisions right now, based...

This is how Android will work on the Samsung Galaxy Fold and other foldable phones

By Ryan Whitwam While mobile phones used to come in all shapes and sizes, device makers have largely standardized around the flat glass slab. But we could be looking at another big shift in smartphone design now that the Galaxy Fold has arrived,...

How Google’s ‘best app of 2018’ was built off the back of a failed project

By Chloe Taylor In 2018, language learning app Drops was named Google’s “best app of 2018,” surpassed 10 million downloads, and saw revenue increase fivefold. The app claims users can learn a new language — it currently offers more...

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