Tag Archive for ‘mobile web’

Tag Archive for 'mobile web'

Creating One Mobile App That Works On All Devices

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on October 8, 2012

in MobBase, music business, technology, tools for musicians, and video

. 0 Comments Tags: Android Apps, app development, apps, apps for artists, Artist tools, band apps, cross platform, HTML5, HTML5 apps, iPhone Apps, making Mobile Apps, MobBase, Mobile, Mobile Apps, mobile apps for bands, mobile devices, mobile marketing, mobile web, Mobile web apps, music apps, music marketing, musicians, startups.

When we first launched MobBase a few years ago, our goal was to offer artists a cheap and easy way to create iPhone apps and connect with fans on-the-go. Well, times have changed and iOS is no longer the only game in town. With the undeniable rise of Android, Windows Phone and other mobile phones and tablets, artists now need a cross-platform mobile strategy in order to connect with all fans. The problem is, cross platform mobile app development has been time-consuming, expensive, and a general pain in the ass…until now.

In the above video, MobBase CEO, Charles Feinn, discusses how MobBase is helping artists build one mobile app that can be launched on all devices using the mobile web. MobBase mobile web apps are HTML5 based and can be built and launched for free here.

How To Build Mobile Apps With MobBase: Intel Developer Forum Keynote Demo

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on September 18, 2012

Alan Khalfin

in interview, MobBase, music, music business, startups, technology, tools for musicians, and video

. 0 Comments Tags: Alan Khalfin, bands, Building Mobile Apps, Conferences, Demos, HTML5, HTML5 apps, IDF2012, Intel, Intel Developer Forum, iphone, MobBase, MobBase Demo, Mobile Apps, mobile marketing, mobile web, music marketing, musicians, Renée James, Scott Reitherman, Throw Me the Statue, Videos.

Last week, MobBase had the privilege of demonstrating its platform during the “Security and Services in an Age of Transparent Computing” keynote at the 2012 Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco. Led by Intel Senior Vice President Renée James, the keynote addressed HTML5 based applications and security.

MobBase co-founder Alan Khalfin showed an audience of more than 3,000 people how to build a mobile app with MobBase and how HTML5 is enabling MobBase clients to build one app the connects with fans on all smartphones and tablets.

Throw Me The Statue frontman, Scott Reitherman, then walked people through the band’s official mobile app, discussed how easy it was to build the app using MobBase, and how the app has helped the band connect with fans on-the-go. Throw Me The Statue also rocked the house with a 30 minute set to start the keynote! Check out a video of the MobBase demo above.

Mobile Marketing: A Key Part Of An Artist’s Success

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on September 10, 2012

Alan Khalfin

in MobBase, music business, technology, and tools for musicians

. 0 Comments Tags: artists, iphone, marketing, MobBase, Mobile, Mobile Apps, mobile marketing, mobile web, mobile web usage, musicians, NetMarketShare, Statista.

With mobile devices currently accounting for 10% of web browsing, bands, artists and DJs without a mobile marketing strategy are missing out on a powerful way to interact with their most loyal fans. What’s more, based on Statista‘s projections of NetMarketShare‘s recent data on mobile web usage, web browsing on mobile devices will increase to more than 17% by the end of 2013.

The point: launching your own mobile app is a key part of succeeding in today’s new music economy. Luckily, you can build your own mobile app for free with MobBase.

.Evolving Music.