| Sep 18 |
Facebook can still win the mobile ad war? By @Sensewhere
Given that Facebook has lost almost half its value since its floatation in May, it was no surprise to hear the company’s 28 year old founder Mark Zuckerberg expressed his “disappointment”. Analysts fear that Facebook has, so far, been unable to find a way to make money from its mobile users, the fastest growing sector of its business. But it’s way too early to write-off Facebook’s chances of commercial success in the mobile space. Facebook is still in great shape to benefit from the next big movement in mobile advertising: indoor positioning and more precise hyper-local positioning in general. (more…) |
| Dec 06 |
Spotlight on #AppsWorld exhibitor buzzdoes
buzzdoes is an automated word-of-mouth tool that turns apps users into apps distributors. All it takes is a click on the buzzdoes icon for users to recommend an app to a selected list of friends – they just need to pick the ones they want. The result is that each happy user can steer dozens of new ones your way. (more…) |
| Dec 01 |
buzzdoes answers questions from developers at #AppsWorld
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| Nov 21 |
Creating Popular Social TV Apps at #AppsWorld Europe
Social TV is one of the most promising categories of TV apps, however it comes with a number of challenges. If done well, it provides a wealth of opportunities for operators, device manufacturers, and content providers alike. Indeed, we truly believe that Social TV can and will be a runaway success if developers and broadcasters approach it in the right way. (more…) |
| Sep 27 |
5 tips for launching your app with a bang
1) First bird gets the first worm When the app first becomes available in the app store is a key moment for initial buzz but don’t miss the chance to start your marketing strategy before the app is released to really exploit the buzz you can create. Many developers have begun building splash pages which act as a promotional platform for the app prior to its release and then grow into the full app website post release. (more…) |
| Aug 24 |
Free-to-Attend Facebook Developers Garage returns to Asia for #SMWF and #AppsWorld
On Thursday 1 September at 1630 e27 will host the Facebook developers ‘meet & greet’ session which will include a talk on the latest issues for developers in social media and an introduction to Facebook’s new regional team including Alexander Klienberg (Facebook’s Head of Platform Partnerships in Asia-Pacific/Japan) and highlights of the plans for the region as well as networking opportunities. (more…) |
| Aug 23 |
TalkBox announced as official Apps World and SMWF Asia event app
Talk the message and get your emotions delivered instantly, with no ambiguity in your meaning! Forget SMS and BBM this is the new way to instantly communicate for free with no obligation to reply right away and the ability to listen back to the messages whenever you want. The other exciting feature of TalkBox is that it gives you the ability to send voice tweets, that are restricted to 1 minute instead of 140 characters. (more…) |
| Jul 15 |
Facebook “Like” becoming a mobile app featureFacebooks exec Eric Tseng, speaking at a recent Mobile event announced that Open Gragh, the technology that allows viewer to “like” website news stories, articles, features and other content will be heading to the mobile phone platform.. This new function on apps, will allow developers to feature the “like” button, allowing the users to vote in a very public way if they like the application. This tool will become a very influential tool for the world of app promotion. No time frame has been set for when this feature will be released, but watch this space… |
| Feb 03 |
Social TV is Buzzing . . .Social TV is buzzing in the US, but what is it and what does it mean for the UK? One of the more social uses of TV in the UK many years ago were basic multiplayer interactive TV games like those offered by PlayJam that allowed a few people to participate at the same time or on different devices like those offered by gameplay. Sms to the TV screen and formats like Idol which have increased the level of audience participation and influence over the years continues to gain momentum. News programmes using video captured on mobile phones enabled citizens to participate in journalism and has become an accepted practice. Overlays of sms interaction like AQA’s Mr. Know it All on MTV became common amongst channels targeting younger audiences. |
| Jan 21 |
News Goes Social – sky news and the impact of social media on tvIf you look around the desks at Sky News, and for that matter many other newsrooms, you’re likely to find some people browsing Tweetdeck, Qik, Flickr, YouTube & Facebook. And no they’re not skiving, they’re in fact doing a great job. We’re not going soft in our 21st year at Sky News, this is the world of breaking hard news in the 21st century. When I started at Sky as a TV output producer in 2000, our sources were 4 news wire services, 2 TV agencies and our correspondents around the UK and the world. Now there are millions of lenses recording images of our world, millions of bloggers publishing to the web, millions of potential sources. (more…) |

Last week at Apps World buzzdoes the app distribution tool exhibited at the show and CEO and founder of the tool, Assaf Kolirin presented in the New Platforms and Technology Developer Zone.
This year
A great opportunity for developers looking to crack the hot topic that is social media.
An interactive conference deserves an interactive app. SMWF and Apps World Asia have teamed up with 


