Obesity and Eating Fast
Good news for my wife, the slowest eater on the planet. Bad news for me, the fastest.
May 7
MIT's Intro to iPhone Application Development
Lots of good stuff here. If you like to learn from slides like I do, then this is the crash course you’ve been waiting for.
Just How Much Money Can Free iPhone Apps Make?
Quite A Bit. A report from AdWhirl says that applications that crack the top 100 in the Free Apps list make $400-$5,000 a day in ads impressions.
Why I hate Investors
My rant about how much Investors suck.
Mobile Design & Development Workshop Files
My big list of mobile web app design and development resources from my recent workshops.
May 4
Thanks Apple for the clear description of the problem – as in, what do you want us to change to get past your stupid fucking standards?
April 25
Hey iPhone Users, Android Isn't Dead Yet!
True. Android is just starting to gain steam, but I doubt it will catch up soon. It isn’t the iPhone that is making a killing for Apple, it’s the iPod touch. We need a cheap, non-phone Android-based portable device.
Why Email Clients Need to Change
Agreed. We’re working on it with Signal, but I worry that a “non-inbox” solution may still be a few years out from mass consumer adoption.
April 22
The iPhone is Way, Way Ahead
Mobile analytics firm, Flurry has a new report that confirms what most people already know: the iPhone is king, smartphones are the new laptops, and iPhone applications can and do make money.
April 9
Introducing pinch/zoom!
So I’m pleased to tell you that today I’m launching a new agency called pinch/zoom. Together with some of the smartest people in the business, we will be helping people to create next generation iPhone and mobile web apps. And we will still be working with folks to define and build their next generation web applications and products too.
Please stop by and check it out! or follow us on Twitter
flingLog is the personal weblog of Brian Fling and central nervous system for many of the web services I use. This site contains my personal thoughts as well as a random collection of web artifacts that I find interesting. I am a husband, father, author, entrepreneur and web and mobile professional living in Seattle, USA.