Articles Tagged ‘Webapp’
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Gmail iOS WebApp Gets A Massive Performance Boost & Refined Look
BY Alexander Vaughn on Fri February 18th, 2011
Gmail has always had one of the best WebApps in the market, with support for iPad and iPhone, as well as local storage and much more. Its main issue was however one of many WebApps, performance. Thanks to some incredible improvements unrolled moments ago, it's now a problem of the past.
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PlayOn Lets You Bypass Flash And The App Store
BY Scott Grizzle on Sun August 08th, 2010
What do the masters of bypassing streaming video limitations do when they get hung up in the App Store? They bypass it too.
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U.S. Government Releases More Content For iDevices
BY Scott Grizzle on Tue July 06th, 2010
Among the developers releasing more and more content for the iPhone is the U.S. government. In fact, they just released two new iOS apps and two new web apps that might interest you.
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Google Goes Social With Buzz, Also On Your iPhone
BY Alexander Vaughn on Tue February 09th, 2010
Google just unveiled its very own take on social media; Google Buzz. Think of it as a mix of Twitter, Facebook and Google wave, basically, it's meant to allow you to share links, media and
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Google Voice On The iPhone, Will You Have It WebApp Or Jailbreak?
BY Alexander Vaughn on Sun December 27th, 2009
As you probably know, there was some collateral damage to the Google Voice app rejection, indeed, the third-party clients like Voice Central or GV mobile also got pulled. While we don't know what will happen
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Twitter Unveils Its Brand New Mobile Interface, Finally
BY Alexander Vaughn on Thu December 03rd, 2009
Twitter just completely remodeled its mobile interface and it seems like they managed to finally give it a decent look. Indeed until now Twitter's mobile version was more than neglected, lacked many functionalities and was
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Wolfram|Alpha Discontinues Its Webapp to Push Its $50 Native App
BY Alexander Vaughn on Thu December 03rd, 2009
When Wolfram|Alpha, (the computational knowledge engine) launched its App Store app two months ago it faced a huge wave of criticism. Indeed the app costs $50, needed an Internet connection and did the exact same
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