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Jun 20, 2014

Multi-Screen Making You Go Bonkers?

Jun 20, 2014 5:31 PM Posted by Unknown , , , ,

As the number of multi-device users is rapidly increasing, making sure your website is optimized for various screen sizes is very crucial. Here’s why:
  1. Users leave your website if they are not able to find information they need.
  2. Users who own smartphones have drastically increased over the past few years, enabling them to have immediate access to information online at all times.
  3. Businesses cannot afford to ignore the big pool of users who come from tablet and smartphones any longer with the mobile penetration as high as 94% globally.
And we all know that it is almost impossible to own all devices and check them through thoroughly one by one during development of these websites. But fret not because here are some free online tools which you can use to ensure your design and production work is looking sexy at all times.

Do not forget to use iPad Peek to ensure your website is looking good on the most acclaimed tablet on the market.



Next, Mobile Phone Emulator is one of the most popular mobile phone emulators. The reason we love this tool is that it includes a large number of mobile platforms, including Samsung, iPhone, BlackBerry etc. You've got most smartphones covered once you use this emulator.

 http://www.mobilephoneemulator.com/


Finally, Screenfly. This is a must-use emulation tool because of its wide range of platforms in the market.


May 30, 2013

Google Glass for Photographers

May 30, 2013 6:48 PM Posted by Unknown , , , , , ,
Have you ever thought how Google Glass will be like for photography-fanatics?

Grovo has created a parody video that imagines the Google Glass in the hands of an amateur photographer.

In the video ‘Google Glass Photographer’, it imagines a future where amateur photographers use their Google Glass to do funny things — such as close-up nature shots, recording concerts and creating time-lapse videos by staring blankly into space.

How do you like the idea of Google Glass so far?