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Meet Tom Horn – Tingo Family iPhone App Developer

I first met Tom Horn in November 2009 at the Open Australia Hack Day. He’s always working on great projects and has loads of apps in the iPhone Appstore and Android Market.

What are you making at the moment?…..

A location based iPhone/Web app that we are hoping (Apple Willing) to release on the 25th of November:

http://www.tingofamily.com/Home/Tour

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30
Aug 10

Meet Tom Killen Part Two – From iPhone / iPad idea to App Store!

GAMES We also chatted to Tom about how the Voxel Agents went from idea to app store, check out the audio slideshow on Making Stuff is Fun!….

You can read more about it on their website too: http://thevoxelagents.com/

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29
Aug 10

Meet Tom Killen – Game Developer for Train Conductor 2

GAMES We met up with Tom Killen at Flinders St Station in Melbourne, he spoke to us about his teams latest game released on the iPhone & iPad , Train Conductor 2. Tom is part of the Voxel Agents, you can read more about Train Conductor 2 on their website: http://www.thevoxelagents.com/

You can download Train Conductor 2 from the App Store.

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18
Aug 10

Demo video of the Android Launcher Icon generator – HTML5 Drag and Drop!

WEB & MOBILE Roman Nurik recently posted this video on youtube which shows a sweet example of HTML5 drag and drop to create an Android App Icon creator – Using HTML5 canvas, Drag + Drop, and the File API… you can create Android app launcher icons by simply dragging and dropping! It’s so awesome! We love it! You can follow Roman on twitter @romannurik to hear more about Android! Roman is a San Francisco-based web developer and graphic designer, currently working at Google as an Android Developer Advocate.

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14
Aug 10

It’s a HTML5 party over at GTUG Campout Melbourne

HTML5 An awesome group of Melbourne locals interested in seeing what they can do with HTML5 in only a weekend. Things on the table include a Battleships style game, a mindmap app and an Android web app for visual searching. Tomorrow afternoon we will be able to see how they did and what they were able to create!