What is it? Around Christmas 2010, we released a free iPhone game called Tiny Terrors into the App Store. This was written as a native Objective-C, iOS app. Since then we have rewritten the app using open web technologies i.e. HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript and with the aid of Adobe’s PhoneGap, we have wrapped it [...]

Well after a thoroughly enjoyable first day we were all feeling exhausted, inspired and slightly overwhelmed. Day two, was slightly less blustery, hurricane Irene seems to have blown itself away and the sun is out. Today has been much like yesterday with lots to take and we have come away feeling totally inspired but what we have heard. So [...]

With the tail end of the Hurricane Irene battering down on Brighton it was safe to say that it was a very windy start to the day. Despite this we thought whilst we were down here, we could keep everyone posted on some of the highlights.

When it comes to building mobile apps, one size doesn’t fit all. There are a multitude of devices with different capabilities running different operating systems and apps need to be developed specifically for each. This can become costly and timely if you want your campaign to hit as many devices as possible. Code Computerlove’s mobile [...]

The new version of Windows Phone 7, codename “Mango” looks interesting. Anticipated for release later this year and to be included on new Nokia devices as well a free upgrade for existing Windows Phone 7 devices, the OS sees some really intriguing features: Message threading across a number of platforms – for instance start a conversation [...]