Will Apple open up the Apple TV for 3rd party applications? News Anchor will likely a good fit for use in Apple’s television set. Do you want that? Does News Anchor running on the Apple TV resonates with you?
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Speech Timer for Android Progress
(Update: Speech Timer for Android is Live!) Hi All, I know progress have been slow. But there have been so many things going on. Right now, I have finished making the initial screens for Speech Timer. Only 3 screens for now, but I hope I can add it up. The difficult part about android the […]
Introducing Tweetascope: The Word Cloud Twitter Client
We’re announcing Tweetascope – the twitter app that helps you see all the good tweets and skip out all the junk.
Speaker Timer Mac App?
Do you want a speaker timer on your Mac? Why time speeches on an OS X laptop or desktop instead of on mobile? Is it for Toastmasters or other kinds of speeches? Please let us know.
Resonate Update – Episode Two
This update shows Resonate’s tweet projection feature. When the iPad’s video-out cable is connected (in other words, VGA or HDMI output), it will display a special screen just for projecting tweets and separate from what the operator see on the iPad’s built-in display. The external display shows either the main timeline or a timeline of […]
Resonate marketing site 2.0
We’ve just revised Resonate’s marketing site. After a number of researching, pivoting, and contemplating, we’ve settled to design Resonate as a Twitter client for use primarily by educators. (more…)
Fund Watch for Android
Today I am announcing what have been my work for several months, which is making the Fund Watch application for Android devices. Why would you say? Its not that we’re slowly abandoning the iPhone. We’ve been monitoring the market share of Android devices is growing, and it’s high time I guess for us to release […]
Resonate’s First Prototype
You will now see the first prototype of Resonate, the Twitter client for thought leaders. One of Resonate’s goals is to help you to analyze a Twitter timeline. Our solution to this is to build word clouds from a tweet stream. When applied to your main timeline (or alternatively to any of your Twitter lists), […]