business

The addition of Edwin Voskamp to the GoLife team was a very exciting moment in the history for our company. His joining could not come at a better time, specifically in terms of the strategic alignment of resources. Mounir commented to me last week that he was thrilled about his “new position.” I told him that I had been thrilled about his “new position” for the past two years! Let me explain.

I ran across this blog entry from Jonathan and his observations of mobile web browsing. Using some educated estimates, Jonathan calculates that the average iPhone user sees something like 900 web pages per month and that those pages represent a huge marketing opportunity.

There was a scoop this morning by iLounge about some potentially firm details from an anonymous source about the iPhone SDK and it’s not really the best news:

In just on week’s time, Apple will finally elaborate on plans for its long-anticipated iPhone SDK. At a special conference on March 6 (next Thursday) in Cupertino, Apple will outline its iPhone roadmap. The conference will be held town hall style and Apple will likely outline many some of the key details and promises of the the iPhone SDK.

The GoLife team are fans of Apple’s device and we’re excited by the opportunity to develop for it. The SDK poses a distinct opportunities for GoLife Mobile and developers who support our framework.

GoLife Mobile is proud to announce a strategic partnership with digital-telepathy/re3el (rebel). Our friends at digital-telepathy are committed to “leveraging the possibilities of the Internet,” and in our case, the mobile Internet. Re3el is a spin-off of digital-telepathy, that is focused on creating their own web and mobile applications, ideas, and enterprises.