Category Archives: Industry Thoughts

Rdv web du 12 avril : l’avenir du web

Le monde change : finie l’ère des consommateurs passifs, finie l’ère de la communication à sens unique. Les Mayas avaient raison : 2012 marque définitivement l’émergence d’une nouvelle ère, celle où les entreprises n’ont plus d’autre choix que de s’ouvrir et de prendre (réellement) en compte les aspirations d’individus toujours plus participatifs, toujours plus puissants [...]

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On Studio vs. Agency: In Defense of Craft

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In one of our weekly status meetings recently, we had an interesting discussion. Here at WhereCloud, a key stage of all our projects is the stage in which we work with our clients to define their vision and strategy for entry (or reentry) into the mobile market. The question that came up in the status [...]

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Switching to a Lumia 800 Windows Phone

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Today marks the first day of a total immersive switch to a Lumia 800 Windows Phone. I will be using the phone day-in and day-out for the next 4 weeks. I’ve never been away from an iPhone device for longer than 1 week since the original iPhone launched. So I will be recording highs and [...]

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HTML5 for mobile development is a low octane gasoline

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More and more we are hearing people present and discuss the virtues of HTML5 as the new revolution in mobile development. How it will solve publication delays with the AppStore; how it will address all mobile platforms with a quick sweep of the magic wand; how much easier it is to rework a brand’s current [...]

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Twitter first four steps to squeeze out developers

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There is a lot of discussion around Twitter and its business model given the amount of VC money they raise: $360.2M.
But to be frank, Twitter is today what the developer community pushed it to be.

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