Placing a “virtual shop” in the hands of Canadian iPhone and iPod Touch users
2010.08.24
CNN Money.com recently released the list of their top four money related applications, naming the Atimi developed ATM Hunter as one of the best.
Read More »Many people ask us the cost of producing applications, and to be sure the cost to produce award winning or category winning applications is only increasing as the competition gets better and tougher to overcome. While the cost is of course variable - you can expect that applications built to win a category are going to run over $100k.
The Atimi sales team will be participating in these prominent upcoming conferences speaking about iPhone, Blackberry, Android, and the mobile eco-system. If you are attending one of these upcoming events and have questions about the mobile market and your future in it, please feel free to connect with one of our members
Speaking engagements for Atimi
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March 2 - 5, 2010 | Adobe Omniture Summit | Salt Lake City Utah | Scott Michaels VP of Atimi
Read More »With great fanfare and impeccable timing (just before 2010 games) - the Canucks iPhone application hits the app store. It was a great honor to work with our hometown team to bring the application to palms of Canuck fans. The application is a great brand extension of the franchise keeping the look and feel of the team, as well as its broadcast and web presence.
The application features include
-Exclusive news, features and Twitter updates
-Photos from practices, games and behind-the-scenes
-Canucks.com and CanucksTV produced video
-Canucks interactive schedule
Atimi in has been added to the top 20 Wireless And Digital Media Companies that will be showcased in the Robson Square media hub, during the upcoming games in February and May. It is a great honor and opportunity for Atimi and their iPhone clients to showcase current applications and reveal two new applications coming to the marketplace.
About VX and the showcase
Read More »Apple fanatics have taken a sigh of relief, finally seeing the long awaited iPad; now many are pondering the impact this will have on the market. Pre-cursor Windows driven tablets will hit the market earlier, but will they have the depth and functionality that Apple promises?
At this point many companies have begun the move to create iPad friendly applications, either updating from previous iPhone applications, or starting anew - in either case, companies are vying for that 'first to market' push.
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