Interpreting today’s digital landscape and how it is transforming the human experience.
In a recent post on his blog, veteran software developer Matt Gemmell takes a deep look into the differences between iOS and Android, and illustrates why the open nature of Android makes it ripe for piracy and bad for developers, businesses and consumers.
Earlier this week I had the opportunity to speak about the benefits of Git for Android developers at AnDevCon II. My session went well, and hopefully some people have more of an understanding of Git and how it can help them as developers. Git For The Android Developer View more presentations from EffectiveUI As for the event itself, AnDevCon is [...]
This week my co-worker Juan Sanchez and I were privileged to give a workshop at the first O’Reilly Android conference: Android Open. I like any O’Reilly conference, and especially any O’Reilly conference where I get to hear Tim O’Reilly speak. He does a great job of pulling the discussion up to a higher level. Tim’s keynote covered his thoughts on [...]
By now you will have heard about the new Kindles from Amazon, including the very slick Kindle Fire tablet. From a general consumer point of view, it’s a very compelling device, especially given the price ($300 less than the iPad). However, as others have pointed out (see Daring Fireball and Mobile Opportunity), the Kindle Fire is a different-in-kind device, not [...]
Day 1 of Google I/O is all about Android and Android is all about the ecosystem.
Members of the EffectiveUI team are speaking at many events this week: John McRee at SXSW, Tony Hillerson at AnDevCon, and Michael Salamon at Rocky Mountain Adobe Users Group.
