2010 is coming to an end, and it was an excellent year for akosma software! We would like to thank all of our clients, service providers, partners and friends for the trust and the business! We wish you a great 2011 and we remain at your service as your partner of choice for your software [...]

Le 7 septembre dernier, à Zurich, s’est tenu “Mobile App Stores”, un colloque à propos des plus importants systèmes de distribution de software pour téléphones mobiles. Au programme, des présentations de l’App Store de Apple, de l’App World de BlackBerry, l’Ovi Store de Nokia et également sur des applications web mobiles, construites avec les derniers [...]

«Face à cette demande, il manque des développeurs pour iPhone en Suisse. Nous devons être une centaine en Suisse romande et n’arrivons pas à répondre à toutes les offres» confirme Stephan Burlot, de la société Coriolis, à Chevilly (VD). «Bon, de nombreux développeurs viennent du monde de l’open source et ne sont pas forcément à [...]

La semaine dernière j’ai eu l’immense plaisir de partager un moment de fun avec l’équipe déjantée du Potecast! Merci a Thierry Weber, Jay-Rôme Berthoud et Nicolas Pittet pour leur accueil, et pour la discussion super intéressante autour de l’iPad, de la toute nouvelle version de l’iPhone OS 4.0 et bien plus encore. A voir sur [...]

Last Wednesday I was interviewed by Junior from the iPhone and iPad Dev Group website (@iPhoneDevSuisse in Twitter). We talked about the newly-released iPad and the possible business cases around it, about the rumored features of iPhone OS 4.0 (remember, this was on Wednesday) and also a bit about akosma software and our new developments. [...]

Adrian Kosmaczewski, the CEO of akosma software talks to the microphone of CulturePod.ch. Whether the importance of ensuring the communication via a device like the iPhone or iPad but also the list of applications, Adrian explains the opportunities of this platform. With his catalog of applications such as SwissAlert, Notitas or Bluewoki, he is mostly [...]

As the title suggests: check out the official nib2objc page in Softpedia!

The past few days I created a mobile site for Memonic. During this I made use of some of the newly found knowledge from the past Webtuesday which Adrian Kosmaczewski was kind enough to share. See also my notes about iPhone web development from that event. “Yahoo! Blueprint for mobile sites” in Patrice Neff’s blog.

I’ve just been notified by the nice guys from DenVog that the Kevin Smith iPhone application includes code from my Asynchronous UITableView sample, posted earlier this year. The app also features the MGTwitterEngine from Matt Gemmell, too. Thanks for the credits guys! I’m glad my code has been helpful to you.