Mobile Responsive

Mobile-responsive websites that are mobile-responsive are pages that have been reformatted to reproduce what you experience on the desktop. This means that instead of shrinking everything down, clickable items are enlarged, and pictures are resized and reformatted.

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The Messaging Paradigm

A well designed visual can be worth a thousand words in your mobile messaging efforts. The latest advancements in mobile technology, such as the new Adobe flash platform,  has enabled developers to build smart phones and tablets with the ability to receive graphics through Multimedia Messaging Services (MMS). Madison Ave perfected the art of influencing

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A Game of Tug of War

The start-up project to bring Pop to the marketplace looked promising. Pop is a device that acts as a universal battery re-charger platform for mobile devices. The device was engineered to serve as a re-charging port for all devices regardless of their make or model. It generated significant support on Kickstarter, an online funding platform

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Mobile Device Frenzy: Differentiating Usage Between Smart Phones and Tablets

Driving the mobile device frenzy: differentiating usage between smartphones and tablets. As smartphones and tablets become more ubiquitous, marketers are curious as to which device is being used and for what application. The tsunami of mobile device usage sweeping the planet has created a revolution in how people communicate, work and play. Smartphones and tablets

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Government Agency Upgrades to iPhone

Blackberry loses government agency business to iPhone ICE terminates $2.1 million contract with Blackberry manufacturer Research in Motion (RIM) due to “Inferior” technology. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) announced it will end its eight-year-long affiliation with Blackberry due to the agency’s assessment that the device no longer satisfies the agency’s future technological

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