The typical iPhone app costs between $15,000 and $50,000 to develop but earn just $1,948 dollars (before apple takes it 30% cut). Ouch.
via Keith Peters
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Statcounter’s stats show that IE6 currently accounts for 4.7% of internet traffic (and declining)
Two typographers ( Pierre & Damien ) and a pro race pilot (Stef van Campenhoudt) collaborated to design a font with a car.
iQ font – When driving becomes writing / Full making of from wireless on Vimeo.
You can download the font here. Don’t try this at home
Google Is Already Working With PC Makers on New Chrome OS
gives the PC users a glimmer of hope after vista.
According to June Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. report, Hulu is charging almost double the rates FOX gets for the Simpsons online. Fewer ads served during the program means that these shows are still making less money online, but the higher rates are indicative that when audiences move online, advertising will move with them.
Marketers typically pay $20 to $40 per thousand viewers for a prime-time ad. But according to the Sanford C. Bernstein report, “The Simpsons” cost $60 per thousand viewers.
Microsoft’s finally announced their answer to Google Street View and it is GOOD. They’re integrating Photosynth with Virtual Earth. Too bad it seems to require Silverlight.
Here’s one I made from shots out of our conference room.
There is an increasing fine line between what is more compeling between the online experience or the mobile experience as far as interaction, context and contents converge. I am starting to believe that the internet is behind and the relevancy is more and more mobile (the million apps officially downloaded from the iphone around the world is a good indication of that)
So i came acrross that awsome poweprpoint presentation from John Pettengelli the digiital evangelist at Razorfish
that gives a good compelling presentation of why mobile integration is tomorrow relevancy.
find it here its 128 awsome slides
