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An App For Finding (And Preserving) The Old Typography All Around Us

By Noël Smetanig on September 10, 2012 in Mobile, Trends with No Comments

Download Fontly for your iPhone and you’re liable to start seeing historic typography everywhere you go.

Web-Powered Native iPhone Apps

By Pip Jones on September 6, 2012 in Mobile with No Comments

Pixate is an ‘over-unity’ Kickstarter project which promises to allow developers to build native iOS apps with CSS. Its aim is to address the problems of working with what many see as a difficult and cumbersome platform and language, or at the very least one that’s different from the more familiar and accessible web.

Android vs iOS – a representative example

By Matthew Russell on September 4, 2012 in Mobile, Opinion with 4 Comments

Android and iOS are the two key players in the mobile OS market. Here’s my take on a really good example of what set’s iOS a bar above Android.

Toshiba shows us it’s the beauty inside that counts

By Amer Iqbal on September 4, 2012 in Media & Entertainment, Opinion, Social Media with No Comments

Toshiba and Intel have released “The Beauty Inside” – a social film where the plot cleverly incorporates content from the audience and puts them in the lead role.

Tablet Publishing for Corporates, Agencies & Brands

By Matt Griffin on September 3, 2012 in Mobile with No Comments

ABI Research predicts that by 2016, 80% of tablet app downloads will be focused in four areas: games, digital publishing, social networking and e-commerce. By the end of 2012, 39% of Australian Households will own a tablet2. Are you ready?