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All You Know About Mobile Game development - 0 views

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    Currently, Mobile Game development service experiencing an excellent rise as the demand and popularity of smart devices increases at the great extent. Among all different types of devices, Android and iOS are well-known among users for its remarkable functionality. - See more at: http://mobiletechforce.blogspot.in/2014/01/AllYouKnowAboutMobileGameDevelopment.html#sthash.u1sV8nIu.dpuf
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How to Hire Android Application Developer For Your Development Project? - 0 views

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    If you are one of those people, who want to develop an application for your mobile device, Google Android platform is one of the best options you have. Hire Android application developers from reliable android app Development Company is only option to get best development service.
Mobiletech Force

HTML5 development- Must To Give Tough Competition to Your Rivals - 0 views

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    HTML5 is one of the excellent programming languages to create web application. Coming along with in-built functionality, it delivers an outstanding development with updated technology. Read this article to know more about HTML5 and its development.
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Hire Mobile Application Developer To Get Utmost Advantages From Apps - 0 views

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    Recent years, we have been seen an exponential growth in the mobile industry and mobile application development service. A collection of different mobile applications are available for various operating systems.
BluEnt Global

The Truth About Your SEO Contract That Could Save You Big Dollars - 0 views

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    BluEnt reveals the top three factors impacting search engine optimization contract. Achieve the highest possible ROI with the best SEO pricing plan.
Barbara Lindsey

Social Media in Africa, Part 1 - ReadWriteWeb - 1 views

  • undergoing a connectivity revolution
  • Africa
  • Part One of this series looks at social media contributions from Africans, Part Two looks at mobile and connectivity innovations and Part Three looks at how local Governments, NGOs and nonprofits are being affected.
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  • Technology unconferences and Barcamps have sprung up all over the continent, everywhere from Kenya to Nairobi to Madagascar to Uganda and Senegal.
  • The three biggest success stories of independent social media projects taking off in Africa are Afrigator (a South African aggregator of African blogs and news), Zoopy (a YouTube/Flickr like service also out of South Africa) and Ushahidi (an SMS crisis reporting and mapping engine from Kenya). All three have drawn international attention which resulted in a major investment for Zoopy and Afrigator's acquisition (ReadWriteWeb's coverage). Meanwhile Ushahidi has successfully raised several rounds of funding after winning the Net2 Mashup Compeition prize of $25,000.
  • Afrigator defines itself as "a social media aggregator and directory built especially for African digital citizens who publish and consume content on the web."
  • Zoopy is a South African social media tool created by Jason Elk that allows users to upload videos, podcasts, and pictures and share them on the web.
  • Ushahidi relies heavily upon GoogleMaps, which it uses for mapping reports of incidents. It's built on the Zend framework for PHP and uses a number of different protocols for SMS, GPRS and mapping data.
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      Example of mashup and use of geomapping.
  • The applications to follow are definitely the ones that leverage the mobile telephony infrastructure. An overwhelming portion of African users have no convenient access beyond cellular terminals - and that has spawned very innovative solutions based on existing and widely accessible technologies such as SMS. Examples abound such as Mpesa, Celpay, Etranzact and everyone else who is thriving in that formerly almost entirely cash-bound insecure environment. Underdeveloped banking and underdeveloped fixed telecommunications infrastructures are huge opportunities.
Barbara Lindsey

Social Media in Africa, Part 3: Democracy - ReadWriteWeb - 0 views

  • Traditionally, the greatest power that governments have held over their people has been information. The promise that connectivity brings to Africa is that people are now using that abundance of information for oversight of government and more interaction with administrations. To say that the propagation of internet and mobile connectivity in Africa has been disruptive is an understatement.
  • When the Ethiopian government instituted an SMS filtering service to censor mobile communication, the developers behind Feedelix responded swiftly. They created their product Feedlix, a java-based client that supports Amharic, Chinese and Hindi characters. The application then uses GPRS, through internet protocols, to mimic SMS and bypass the censoring filter put in place by the government.
  • Sokwanele is a civic action support group campaigning for freedom and democracy in Zimbabwe. Their website includes an 'election violence map' that provides detailed information related to localized occurrences of violence related to the election. During the most recent crisis in Zimbabwe, Sokwanele was used to get information out of the country when the government began restricting communication.
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  • The most exciting aspect for me, however, is the decreased reliance on developmental aid and foreign groups to provide these solutions. The number of African developers who are beginning to create applications that offer solutions for their own communities is increasing and that, more than anything else, will shape the future of Africa.
  • When Moroccan blogger Mohamed Erraj was jailed for disparaging the government in his online magazine, Hespress, it was through the efforts of other bloggers (like the writers at GlobalVoicesOnline) and people using applications like Twitter that his story made international news. The added pressure of having the whole world paying attention is perhaps what convinced the Moroccan government to let him free where traditionally his actions could have resulted in much harsher punishment.
  • Africa is producing some very unique and innovative technologies
Wesley Fryer

AT&T USBConnect 881 Cell Phone - Wireless from AT&T, formerly Cingular - 0 views

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    A USB AT&T network data card which supports both Macintosh and Windows OS computers (USB so a PC card slot is not required) and supports connectivity on both EDGE and 3G networks
Wesley Fryer

Blackboard Connect Inc. - Time-sensitive Mass Messaging and Notification Services - 0 views

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    SMS text message solutions for K12 and higher education
Jenny Smith

Insight Of Mobile Application development Process | Mobile Application Development Serv... - 0 views

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    Are you looking for a mobile app developer or an expert who can build your dream app? Then you have reached to the right place where you will get detailed information and statistics that would help...
Jenny Smith

Rapid Mobile Application Development | Mobile Application Development Services - 0 views

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    Rapid Mobile Application Development (RMAD) is a term introduced by the analyst firm Gartner to describe user-friendly solutions that allow business professionals to build and deliver cross-platfor...
Jenny Smith

apps | Mobile Application Development Services - 0 views

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    Posts about apps written by Jenny SmithMobile application developers have become innovative with development. Considering the expanded horizons of business enterprises, heads of the firms are looking for the best means to leverage mobile technology. Mobile apps are a means of mobile commerce to keep their clients interested as well to generate popularity among the audience. Today in this article we focus on native applications and the applications developed in HTML 5. The question is to develop whether a native app or HTML 5 web app? The decision can be taken by weighing the options that each one provides.
Jenny Smith

What's new in iOS 7 for iPhone Application Development? - 0 views

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    iOS 7, the latest iPhone OS by Apple is finally out. With more advanced features and better integration. For iPhone Application Developer there much to explore and bring out new innovation in apps development.
Jenny Smith

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