Mobile platforms are increasingly dominated by ecosystems centered around app stores. As smartphones go mainstream, iOS and Android have established themselves as the leaders due to their large app store catalogs that attract developers and users. Their network effects have made them magnets for financial investment, while mounting costs challenge other platforms to keep up in acquiring developers and users.
The document discusses the user interface capabilities in MIDP, including custom items which allow custom rendering and input handling, and the canvas API which provides low-level graphics and event handling capabilities. It describes the key methods and features of custom items and the canvas, such as painting, sizing, and handling input events from touchscreens and keyboards. Examples are provided and future topics are outlined.
The 2011 Top 100 Global Brands and Their App Store StatusZeb Dropkin
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1) Ninety-one percent of the top 100 global brands have a presence in at least one major app store, a significant increase from 18 months ago when only 51% had an app.
2) Top brands, as ranked by Interbrand, publish more apps on average than lower ranked brands. The average is 24 apps per brand, though some large publishers like Disney skew this higher.
3) The Apple App Store for iPhone is the most popular among these top brands, while the Nokia Ovi Store sees little presence from these brands.
The document discusses trends observed from a Google community discussing mobile trends. Six key trends emerged from the discussion. Trend B was about multiscreen lives. The trend observed that smartphones have become an integral part of the television experience and are vital for seamlessly accessing content and media across multiple devices. Community members discussed using their smartphones and tablets together with TVs to enhance their viewing experience, such as looking up information about shows, sharing content with friends, and using second screens to keep themselves entertained during commercials.
This document discusses features that contribute to Amazon's success as an online retailer. It notes that Amazon has a very large database of products beyond just books, allowing it to function as a "one stop shop". Useful features for customers include product reviews, sample pages, and filters that allow customized searching. Collaborative filtering, where product recommendations are based on what similar customers have purchased, is also discussed as an important feature.
This document lists over 50 restaurants and bars in New York City that offer outdoor dining or drinking options. It provides details about each location such as cuisine type, neighborhood, and features like rooftop patios or gardens. Many recommendations are in Brooklyn and Manhattan and focus on options for al fresco eating and drinking during warmer months.
The document summarizes findings from Nielsen's Mobile Apps Playbook study. Some key findings include:
- Games are the most popular app category and Facebook is the most used app across platforms. Weather, YouTube, and Maps apps are also widely used.
- Smartphone users prefer searching app stores to discover new apps, while friends' recommendations are most common for feature phone users.
- Free apps are more popular than paid apps, especially on Android. Apple users download more apps and are more willing to pay for them.
- Teenagers are more receptive to mobile ads than older age groups. Men also respond more than women.
- Consumers prefer in-app ads and billing through carriers or credit cards
The document discusses opportunities and threats of social media for businesses as viewed by senior UK marketers. Some key opportunities mentioned include reaching wider audiences, gaining real-time customer insights, building credibility as an expert, and engaging customers more cost-effectively. However, threats include lack of time and resources to properly manage social media efforts, difficulty measuring ROI, and gaining internal support from organizations still skeptical of social media.
This document is the United Nations' 2010 report on progress toward achieving the Millennium Development Goals. It was produced by a group of UN agencies and experts to assess progress based on statistical indicators. The report finds that targets have been met in some areas, such as increasing primary education and reducing child mortality, but that economic crises and inequality pose challenges to achieving all goals by 2015.
MIDP has a security model based on permissions for operations that could expose vulnerabilities, like network or data access. There are predefined permissions for things like network access, messaging, and media recording. Applications are installed into protection domains based on whether they are signed, and permissions within domains have modes like blanket access or requiring user approval each time. Developers can define required and optional permissions in the JAD file to control installation and access for the application.
This document summarizes key aspects of user interface design in MIDP, including forms, common item types, layout, and event handling. It discusses the form class and how to add, remove, and arrange items. Common item types like StringItem, TextField, ImageItem, DateField, ChoiceGroup, and Gauge are described. It also covers item layout, commands, and the ItemStateListener for handling item events. Examples and references are provided for further studying MIDP user interface development.
The document discusses the Mobile Media API (MMAPI) which adds multimedia capabilities like video and audio capture to MIDP. It describes various controls for manipulating media like controlling playback rate and position. Examples codes are provided to demonstrate using MMAPI for playing and recording audio and video on mobile devices.
Mobile platforms are increasingly dominated by ecosystems centered around app stores. As smartphones go mainstream, iOS and Android have established themselves as the leaders due to their large app store catalogs that attract developers and users. Their network effects have made them magnets for financial investment, while mounting costs challenge other platforms to keep up in acquiring developers and users.
The document discusses the user interface capabilities in MIDP, including custom items which allow custom rendering and input handling, and the canvas API which provides low-level graphics and event handling capabilities. It describes the key methods and features of custom items and the canvas, such as painting, sizing, and handling input events from touchscreens and keyboards. Examples are provided and future topics are outlined.
The 2011 Top 100 Global Brands and Their App Store StatusZeb Dropkin
?
1) Ninety-one percent of the top 100 global brands have a presence in at least one major app store, a significant increase from 18 months ago when only 51% had an app.
2) Top brands, as ranked by Interbrand, publish more apps on average than lower ranked brands. The average is 24 apps per brand, though some large publishers like Disney skew this higher.
3) The Apple App Store for iPhone is the most popular among these top brands, while the Nokia Ovi Store sees little presence from these brands.
The document discusses trends observed from a Google community discussing mobile trends. Six key trends emerged from the discussion. Trend B was about multiscreen lives. The trend observed that smartphones have become an integral part of the television experience and are vital for seamlessly accessing content and media across multiple devices. Community members discussed using their smartphones and tablets together with TVs to enhance their viewing experience, such as looking up information about shows, sharing content with friends, and using second screens to keep themselves entertained during commercials.
This document discusses features that contribute to Amazon's success as an online retailer. It notes that Amazon has a very large database of products beyond just books, allowing it to function as a "one stop shop". Useful features for customers include product reviews, sample pages, and filters that allow customized searching. Collaborative filtering, where product recommendations are based on what similar customers have purchased, is also discussed as an important feature.
This document lists over 50 restaurants and bars in New York City that offer outdoor dining or drinking options. It provides details about each location such as cuisine type, neighborhood, and features like rooftop patios or gardens. Many recommendations are in Brooklyn and Manhattan and focus on options for al fresco eating and drinking during warmer months.
The document summarizes findings from Nielsen's Mobile Apps Playbook study. Some key findings include:
- Games are the most popular app category and Facebook is the most used app across platforms. Weather, YouTube, and Maps apps are also widely used.
- Smartphone users prefer searching app stores to discover new apps, while friends' recommendations are most common for feature phone users.
- Free apps are more popular than paid apps, especially on Android. Apple users download more apps and are more willing to pay for them.
- Teenagers are more receptive to mobile ads than older age groups. Men also respond more than women.
- Consumers prefer in-app ads and billing through carriers or credit cards
The document discusses opportunities and threats of social media for businesses as viewed by senior UK marketers. Some key opportunities mentioned include reaching wider audiences, gaining real-time customer insights, building credibility as an expert, and engaging customers more cost-effectively. However, threats include lack of time and resources to properly manage social media efforts, difficulty measuring ROI, and gaining internal support from organizations still skeptical of social media.
This document is the United Nations' 2010 report on progress toward achieving the Millennium Development Goals. It was produced by a group of UN agencies and experts to assess progress based on statistical indicators. The report finds that targets have been met in some areas, such as increasing primary education and reducing child mortality, but that economic crises and inequality pose challenges to achieving all goals by 2015.
MIDP has a security model based on permissions for operations that could expose vulnerabilities, like network or data access. There are predefined permissions for things like network access, messaging, and media recording. Applications are installed into protection domains based on whether they are signed, and permissions within domains have modes like blanket access or requiring user approval each time. Developers can define required and optional permissions in the JAD file to control installation and access for the application.
This document summarizes key aspects of user interface design in MIDP, including forms, common item types, layout, and event handling. It discusses the form class and how to add, remove, and arrange items. Common item types like StringItem, TextField, ImageItem, DateField, ChoiceGroup, and Gauge are described. It also covers item layout, commands, and the ItemStateListener for handling item events. Examples and references are provided for further studying MIDP user interface development.
The document discusses the Mobile Media API (MMAPI) which adds multimedia capabilities like video and audio capture to MIDP. It describes various controls for manipulating media like controlling playback rate and position. Examples codes are provided to demonstrate using MMAPI for playing and recording audio and video on mobile devices.
Razorfish Liminal 2011 — Customer Engagement In TransitionZeb Dropkin
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This document provides an overview and analysis of customer engagement in an evolving digital landscape. It discusses how the number of ways customers can engage with brands has increased dramatically in recent years through new digital channels. However, customers' underlying needs and priorities for engagement have remained consistent. The document reports on research conducted by Razorfish to understand customer engagement from the customer's perspective. Key findings include that social media is not yet seen as an important engagement channel, and that customers prioritize feeling valued, trust, efficiency and consistency over control when engaging with brands. The research is intended to help brands develop truly customer-centric engagement strategies.
The document provides information about food, culture, and demographics in Mauritania. It notes that meals are usually eaten in groups from a communal bowl using the right hand and are followed by tea served by younger people. The main meal is lunch for black Africans and dinner for Arab-Berbers. Clothing styles vary by gender and region, influenced by Islamic and environmental factors. The population includes Arab-Berbers, Fulani, Wolof, and Tuareg peoples, with Hassaniya Arabic and French as dominant languages.
Palestra sobre Computa??o Científica com Python, Scipy e Numpy ministrada durante o XVI Encontro do Grupo de Usuários de Python de Pernambuco, Recife - Pernambuco - 03/09/2011 por Marcel Pinheiro Caraciolo
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