Apple has always been the mobile provider that has not been associated with "fragmentation". You see other mobile OS's out their (Android) with multiple screen sizes and customized operating systems, with multiple issues that can cause major headaches for developers. Well, it's all about to change.... With the recent launches of iPhone 5, iPad Mini, and iOS 6 we see major changes in development that have to accommodate and factor in more development time.

It is inevitable though, Apple simply can't have one screen forever. As the marketplace becomes more and more saturated by smart phones the iOS series has to adapt to the ever-changing marketplace.

The White House has truly made a point to bring technology to the forefront of governmental procedures. With their embrace of open source technology, such as Drupal and others, they continue to pioneer a new form of governmental technology transparency.

Grooveshark has made great strides in the mobile market as they launch an endeavour in to their brand new web app. Sure, they have had their struggles getting into the handheld arena as their native app has been removed from both the iTunes Store and Google Play. But that didn't seem to stop them. Now they have made a web app and can no longer be stopped.

Grooveshark has become one of the largest music streaming websites in the world. With 20 million plus users streaming music for free. What started off as a few college kids building a LimeWire competitor has turned in to the new "YouTube for music".

When it comes to developing apps it is important to put emphasis on the UI. Just take a look around at all the succesful apps that have taken old concepts and put them in a shiny pretty new interface (Sparrow, Flashlight, etc.). So when you are developing your app you need to make sure you have your UI covered, one of the key things being typography. With Appcelerator you can add in custom fonts fairly easily (especially since Titanium Mobile 2.1 sdk). Here is how you can set up a custom font for your Appcelerator iOS app.

DENVER, CO - The OTR Community has recently launched a brand new app. This app, for iPhone devices, brings you the classic old time radio programs in the palm of your hand. This simple to use app bridges the gap between classic content and new technology.

The OTR Community app was meant to find a way to connect young and old to these timeless treasures of history. With over 300 OTR episodes, OTR Community wanted to branch out and make these radio shows more accessible to the every day user.

Well it's almost time for the next version of My Webnote, version 1.4. This update is going to be quite handy as we have done a complete restructure of the app. We really tried to simplify the processising the app did and just make everything run more efficiantly.