Mubaloo in the press
Digitial Arts Magazine speaks to Mubaloo Head of Design, Eli Newman, about the new Android and updated iPhone Met Office app.
The growth of mobile devices coupled with the expansion of cloud computing and advances in mobile device security has brought with it a wave of change throughout enterprises globally. When Apple launched the iPhone 4S back in October, it said its research shows that more than 90% of Fortune 500 companies are deploying or testing iPhone and iPads.
The Met Office Weather app, developed by Mubaloo, has been downloaded over 1m times – nearly half of which have come since the app's relaunch less than two weeks ago.
The Met Office has launched its first app for Android, alongside an update for its iOS app, developed by Mubaloo. The Met Office Weather app includes a dashboard widget, and severe weather alerts, as well as three-hourly forecasts and a five-day overview over 5,000 locations.
The UK's Met Office has taken its official app to Android, offering five-day forecasts, weather warnings and maps, UV forecasts and "feels like temperature" figures. It was developed by Mubaloo.
The first Android App designed for the Met Office has been completed by Mubaloo.
Android Team Leader, Scott Bown, talks to Mobile Groove about the Kindle Fire coming to Europe and the implications for developers.
Mubaloo CEO Mark Mason considers the role of mobile apps in the enterprise.
Monocle magazine's Monocle 24 app has hit 5,000 downloads in its first month, propelling it to the top spot on the paid-for news apps on the Apple App Store. Developed by app development company Mubaloo, Monocle 24 enables users all over the world to listen to Monocle's radio station both live and offline via the app's built in TimeShift browser.
Global information services company Experian has unveiled ForSite, a location-planning iPhone app designed to instantly provide retail and network location planners, media agencies and media buyers, with a wealth of Experian data about a location and its catchment area, delivered straight to their smartphone.
