If, like me, the temptation of a cash prize makes your ears prick up then the latest competition from the Intel AppUp developer program should have them flapping on the side of your head – the Home Innovation App for Dixons. You can win up to $15,000 for creating a netbook application that enables users [...]
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Sarah Sampsel reveals some of the process behind the development of The Washington Post’s iPad app, in a series of blog posts. Her first post covers the fundamental questions she had to answer at the start, including understanding her users and how they might use the interface. Time was invested in mapping out the user [...]
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On holiday this year, I read the book ‘Codename Ginger’, about the invention of the Segway, and the remarkable serial inventor and development team behind it. One idea from the book particularly stuck with me. The development team talks about the need to try lots of things before you find something that works, and they [...]
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