Posts Tagged ‘iPhone’

If you’re used to building Web apps, developing for mobile can be a bit of an eye-opener. Instead of being able to completely control a server-side environment, with an iOS app, you have customers running your…

Last week the patent holding company Lodsys, LLC, began contacting individual iOS developers to demand payment using technology that they claim is in their “patent portfolio.”

The 15th annual Webby Awards are out, and an iPhone app we built for non-profit Breastcancer.org has been named an Official Honoree.
The app is called the Breast Cancer Diagnosis Guide, and is available for free…

A few weeks back, I wrote a post titled The Ugliest iPhone You Ever Did See, which described the paper prototype user testing we did for an iPhone app we were developing…

As part of our application development process, we’re always trying to prove that we’ve made some bad assumptions. The best way to do this is to get someone to use your app who hasn’t been involved in the design and development process.