• by Espen Tuft
• November 11th, 2009
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NFT is taking San Francisco by storm. Hot off the assembly line is the completely updated 2010 NFT Guide to San Francisco AND the sleek new SF iPhone App. To celebrate this double release the fine folks at Double Dutch are hosting a big ol’ shindig that includes Free NFTs for the first 100 guests, [...]

• by Espen Tuft
• June 15th, 2009
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We’re happy to have the NFT iPhone App we’ve been working hard on go live at the Apple store !  While it’s been pretty hectic leading up to the release, we’re are already working with our fabulous NFT partners on releasing more cities and new features that can make the app even better. In that [...]

• by Espen Tuft
• May 15th, 2009
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We’ve been hard at work on giving iPhone owners a new way to browse and interact with Manhattan. Fantastic insightful content from the Not For Tourists books, combined with a fast, intuitive iPhone application provides for a great new way to explore and discover New York.  It’s already the office’s favorite way to get around [...]

• by Robert Little
• March 20th, 2009
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We all know there is more than enough news going around about the slow but steadily approaching death of traditional newspapers and publishing. Unfortunately while the papers such as the New York Times have more readers than ever – largely online – this new technologically adept audience is not translating to profits. The model for [...]

• by Robert Little
• January 12th, 2009
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Around the time the iPhone was released, some website owners began creating tailored versions of their sites specifically formatted for the new high-tech device. Still others created websites that are designed exclusively for the iPhone such as games and mini-apps. These were coined and promoted by Apple as WebApps. Now about a year and a [...]

• by Anthony Picciano
• December 15th, 2008
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Resizing videos in Flex using the mx.controls.VideoDisplay component often results in less than spectacular results. The video is resized, but the image quality looks very rough and pixelated. It turns out that the underlying video component that the VideoDisplay component uses, does support smoothing, but the component does not give the developer a way to [...]

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