Massive Health, the San Francisco startup that aims to tackle major health care problems with tools such as mobile apps and big data technology, launched its first iPhone app “Eatery” back in November 2011.



For users, the Eatery app is almost deceptively simple: You use it take a photo of what you’re eating, grade it on a scale of “fit to fat,” and give your rating to others’ meals as well. Bu

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With the availability of freelancing services such as Elance and oDesk, entrepreneurs have the opportunity to create software without having the ability to program. Elance recently announced that they surpassed $500M of online work – clearly many people are seeing their ideas come to life via third party freelancers. Have an idea for an app that you want to have made? Here are five tips to consid

Microsoft is pushing their Windows Phone platform like crazy these days — it recently debuted in China, and the flagship Nokia Windows Phone is due to hit U.S. shelves shortly with a huge marketing blitz in tow — but the company still has a little app problem to deal with.



More than a few developers still don’t see developing Windows Phone apps as a priority, and the New York Times reported ye

What’s the hardest thing about building a successful mobile app? If you answered “building a mobile app,” you’re wrong. It’s getting your app found.

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