Mobile Gaming Backend OpenKit Now Available To All DevelopersOpenKit, an open-source social platform for mobile games, is now open to all developers, according to co-founder Peter Relan. The service, first announced in December, has been in private beta since earlier…
From MIT Releases Scratch 2.0 The paint editor now uses vector graphics meaning they scale without losing detail. There’s a Backpack feature that allows you to move your graphical assets between projects, webcam interaction is now a standard feature, and…
From The Philosophy of Game Development Mobile gaming is a huge worldwide opportunity at the moment, having clocked in at $9 billion in 2012, and it is poised to grow further in the coming years. With the world’s 1 billion…
It is surprising how much of my personal (and professional) knowledge is just a list of links with some context. Some times the context is just tags and sometimes it is notes and meta information and even a few reflections.…
From Word of Mouth Blog Post on Food Apps for Kids Its poll of 2,200 parents in the UK and the US revealed they download an average 27 apps a year for their children – more than one a fortnight.…
The ideal niche: 1. Is profitable 2. Can be found through search 3. Has crappy competitors via How to Choose an Ideal Profit Niche I am going to wait for the other two parts.
If you can analyze your email, what would you like to see? This is a question that keeps popping up in my head. Here are a few things I can think of: I want a knowledge base created from my…
We moved several Google Groups to Facebook over the last year. We found that the comment spam is a lot more manageable on FaceBook. One of the problems with the Facebook group is that some useful and important threads are…
I was watching this Google video on Monetizing Android Apps. Here is a little teaser for you to go and watch it. If you are new to building Android apps, this session is a good one to watch. It…
In the preface to a book on AppInventor, Hal Abelson, Director of MIT ‘s Center for Mobile Learning writes: Today’s mobile applications are making computing “personal” as never before. Today, we carry computers with us constantly, as smartphones and pads…
