Emails for mobile: are you ignoring 20% of your users?
by Anthony Green - Digital Director (02 August 2010)
I was looking through some email newsletter stats for some of our clients yesterday, and one thing surprised -- no, make that shocked -- me. The number of people reading emails on mobile phones was far, far more than i expected.Looking at a hotel cli...
Mobile and iPhone development for hospitality
by Anthony Green - Digital Director (10 March 2010)
Everyone loves their smartphone, whether it's a BlackBerry, iPhone or Android. The size of the market (172 million smartphones sold in 2009), the amount of time people spend on these things, as well as the realisation that mobile internet is a new ba...
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