Will iPhone Rule The Enterprise?

Thursday, August 21st, 2008 Posted in double encore, iphone |

Someone sent me an article from Infoworld about "flaws" that may delay iPhone penetration in the enterprise. While I think that many of the "must have" features mentioned aren't real show stoppers nor available in most of today's corporate devices, it ...

A Busy Few Weeks at Double Encore & Small But Beautiful

Wednesday, August 6th, 2008 Posted in double encore, iphone |

It seems like we launched our company just yesterday. It is hard to believe how quickly July went and boy was it eventful! We have been hard at work building apps for our first wave of ...

Live from iPhoneDevCamp Colorado - Day 2

Saturday, August 2nd, 2008 Posted in double encore, entrepreneurship, iphone |

iPhoneDevCamp Colorado is in full swing here in Denver at the ID345 co-working space. Day 1 wrapped up late last night after a fantastic turnout. We had a great opportunity to meet some of our fellow iPhone cohorts, discuss ...

iPhone IS Entrepreneurship

Monday, July 21st, 2008 Posted in double encore, entrepreneurship |

Did man invent or discover fire? I believe man invented fire and I also believe that humans are inherently entrepreneurial. I am sure some will disagree so consider a more recent example. In the past ...

Where’s the iPhone Open Source?

Friday, July 18th, 2008 Posted in double encore, iphone |

In a week since iPhone 3G and App Store launched we have seen the good, bad, and ugly of iPhone apps for sale or free of charge. One question comes to mind: where's the heck is the Open Source? ...

Should Developers Rejoice Over 10 Million App Downloads?

Monday, July 14th, 2008 Posted in double encore, iphone |

Apple announced today that 1 Million iPhones were sold and 10 Million Apps were downloaded in the first three days. Developers should be thrilled, right? 10 Million is a lot of apps! When I first read the press release ...

Native iPhone Apps - First Impressions

Sunday, July 13th, 2008 Posted in double encore, iphone |

No doubt most iPhone owners have spent the last few days scouring the App Store.  From Texas Hold'em to AOL Instant Messenger, native applications on iPhone a year from now will seem like something we've always had and can't imagine ...