New Mother Goose App Included Children of Company Founder, Animator in Its Design Process BOSTON, Massachusetts (February 19, 2010) – Raizlabs announces the release of Mother Goose Classic, its kid-tested, Apple-approved nursery rhyme application. Mother Goose Classic features interactive versions of nine beloved rhymes with original animation and music including Humpty Dumpty, Jack Be Nimble, […]
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With Apple’s announcement of iOS 11 and its latest iPhone, the iPhone X, consumers have spent the last several weeks discussing the Home button, or lack thereof. While the lack of the Home button means changes in UI, it also means new considerations for accessibility. We’ve written before about how typography, color, and zoom can […]
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We are thrilled to celebrate the recent coverage that resulted from a talk about design and accessibility by Chris Hoogewerff, one of our Product Managers. For those who didn’t catch it live at AltConf 2016, the full presentation is now available for free, courtesy of Realm. AltConf is a community-driven event, assembled to serve developers and […]
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As 2017 nears its end, we reflect back on all the big tech news and trends. One of the most significant changes this year has undoubtedly been Apple’s redesign of the App Store. The update to iOS 11 alone meant entirely new options for companies trying to make a new name for themselves or redeem […]
Read MoreThe combination of clock + radio has been a classic for over 50 years and now it’s available for your iPhone or iPod Touch. The new application, designed and developed by Raizlabs makes use of a retro-style LCD clock display with an internet radio dial featuring over 25,000 stations. While many applications for the iPhone […]
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Think about your day-to-day activities. What do you do? Where do you go? Would it be as easy and simple to go through the motions for someone who has a visual impairment or other accessibility need? This isn’t something that we tend to think about: how accessible is this task or action? Is there a […]
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Virtual reality (VR) has arrived. According to Gartner’s theory of technology hype cycles, virtual reality has entered the mainstream and is here to stay. VR has found broad applicability in domains ranging from games and entertainment to professional training and health and wellness. The news is tough to miss– this year, Facebook released its first virtual […]
Read MoreIn this week’s episode of AppCorner we chat all about Apple’s rumored iWatch speculation. Will it actually happen or do we think Apple is moving into another realm? Also, we chat recent Twitter brand hacking, the new Mailbox app and as always, recommend our apps of the week! AppCorner is hosted by the team at […]
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Building an app? Deciding whether or not to write “native” code will be the first technical choice you make. This single decision affects everything that follows, from whom you can hire to customer satisfaction to first-year revenue. It’s not always crystal-clear what tech teams mean when discussing native and since we often get asked to […]
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With CES 2018 fast approaching, our team is excited to be attending. Not only do we want to share some of the great work we’ve been doing with our clients, but we’re anxious to see what emerging tech will be influencing our industry this year. Here is what we expect will be big at CES […]
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