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Posts from the ‘HTML5’ Category

Mar 2

Innovation & Ideas in Media & Entertainment – Part1

This is the first of the series of articles on Innovation & Ideas for the Publishing industry. Publishing industry has been hit by declining revenues from their traditional advertising as well as falling subscriptions. They have not been able to monetize the internet effectively even though a bunch of media-focused startups have been able to generate huge revenues. Mobile has given this industry a new channel to gain back its rightful share of revenues, but media firms have to understand the fundamentals of building effective solutions on this channel. This blog series intends to educate the CIOs and IT decision makers in publishing industry about the trends, opportunities, issues, challenges and threats in mobility and how you can benefit from the same. Read more

Jan 25

Mobile Health Technology Trends for 2012

Mobile Health Technology Trends for 2012: Part 2

Mobile Techology is poised to revolutionise health industry. In our new series, we will focus on trends, challenges, opportunities and best practices from the field that we believe will define and drive the future of mobile health sector. This week we focus on challenges that slow down mobile health implementation and adoption.

Mobile Health Technology and Implementation – Top Challenges

Health care on a hand held device is what mobile health is all about in its most simple version. In 2011, Mobile health as a domain emerged as a hot talking point especially with the popularity of mobile technology as well as availability of more affordable mobile devices in the market. These increasingly powerful devices are proving to be a lifeline for people who need improved access to health services.

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Dec 12

A billion HTML5 enabled phones by 2013 – Is the technology maturing?

The latest research from Strategy Analytics (published 7th Dec 2011) indicates that the sale of HTML5 compatible phone will cross 1 billion marks by 2013. Multi-device compatibility, support of interactive multi-media features without additional plug-ins, ease of app development and freedom from fragmentation has made HTML5 highly popular among mobile device manufacturers, app developers as well as consumers. It is today one of the fastest growing technologies and an increasing number of companies are shifting their focus to HTML5, the latest being Microsoft and Adobe. Read more