Should You Build a Mobile App?
photo credit: JD Hancock A conversation with Scott Hennig of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation got me to thinking about that age-old question, “To app, or not to app?” That is to say, should business and non-profits seeking to expand their reach to the mobile market build iPhone and Android apps or should they make mobile-friendly versions of their web ...
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As a follow-up to my post about the iSite's iPhone and Android app-building service, I wanted to cover an alternative way to bring your WordPress-based site to mobile devices. WordPress Mobile Edition by Crowd Favorite is very quick and easy way to create a very stripped-down, simplified version of your site for mobile devices.
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iPhone and Android apps are no longer the domain of developers now that tools like iSites.us by GenWi. This tool makes creating a mobile app version of your website as easy as clicking through a series of menus and forking over a modest $25.
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Whether you're a blogger or just a regular reader of more than one blog, by investing the short amount of time to setup and get into the rhythm of using Google Reader, you'll save time and give yourself a bunch of tools to do more with what you're reading.
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Default monitoring tools from many hosting services leave a lot to be desired. You have to log in to the server to use them, they're often several clicks deep into your control panel, they rarely display everything you want to see, and most importantly, they're not on your iPhone.
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