This week was especially exciting for our team at W3i because aside from Tupac’s “live” performance at Coachella and the usual Apple rumors, we received mountains of praise from the press including Cnet, Time, The Verge, and MANY others regarding W3i Social’s app, FlipToast Metro for Windows 8! Read More »
Minneapolis, Minnesota, April 23, 2012–W3i (www.W3i.com ) W3i, a leader in monetization and user acquisition services for freemium apps, announces that Fliptoast, one of the few social apps available for Windows 8, now has its own dedicated tile on Windows 8. Read More »
W3i Social is excited to announce Fliptoast as the first and only social app for Windows 8 with its own dedicated tile. Prior to Windows 8, FlipToast grew to nearly a million (highly engaged) monthly active PC and Mac users. As Windows 8 rolls out, MAU’s are expected to quadruple.
Allow me to take a little trip with you into the not so distant future, when hologram technology will be an integrated part of our mobile devices. With the recent hype surrounding Tupac’s holographic resurrection at the Coachella Music Festival, virtual assistants and floating screens seem closer than ever. Read More »
All it really takes is to follow the news that’s being shared, or to take a good look around you, and realize that use of mobile devices is exploding. The mobile industry is the fastest growing, and quite possibly biggest technological trend we will ever witness. Read More »
This week in mobile, the UDID saga continued subtly in the background while new devices were introduced to the world and patent skirmishes persisted. In the social realm, Google and Facebook enhanced their services with new features, improved design, and acquisitions. Read More »
A hot topic of the last few weeks has been the industry’s reaction to a TechCrunch article claiming apps have been rejected because they share Unique Device Identifiers (UDIDs). Although Apple had announced this eventuality last year, the industry made few changes. Eliminating access to UDID Read More »
During this past year, I have become a huge fan of over-communication. On my team, emails are sent out regarding every project detail that could potentially affect others involved. Literally, if someone might need the information an email is sent out. Also, when someone can be taught to find the information Read More »
I often talk about iPhone app marketing and tactics you as a developer should follow to help raise your app up above the oncoming wave of apps. The Android app scene on the other hand can be somewhat different both in terms of exposure and monetization. Read More »
