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jTribe is proudly supporting a research project that aims to help blind and visually impaired people accessing information via an iPad. Haptic feedback will be used to allow blind students accessing graphs and other highly visual information on an iPad device. The research is based on work done at Monash University – jTribe will help by making it available on the iPad device. The project...
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The Australian Open Program iPad application, ‘iPad app of the week’ has also been in the ‘top ten paid’ applications, ‘top grossing’ and was highlighted in the ‘new and noteworthy’ section on the Australian iTunes site. The Official Australian Open Program iPad application was released just in time for The Australian Open! jTribe was commissioned to build this...
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We are looking for an entry-level iOS developer to work on some exciting iPhone and iPad app development projects. This is not a position for an iOS guru but rather for a junior developer who is keen to cut some Objective-C code. We believe that this is a great opportunity to get exposed to some exciting iOS project work and to learn heaps. Generally, the candidate should be highly motivated and...
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Love your beer? jTribe recently built the BeerBuddy app which allows users to learn exactly what it is they love about their favourite beers. The idea was brewed in Mildura, from Stefano de Pieri in conjunction with MediaStorm Advertising. BeerBuddy has detailed descriptions and videos of beer brewing and a location section to identify your nearest Micro-brewery. BeerBuddy is raising the profile...
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Pirate Treasure Hunt for iPad is now number 3 in the AppStore under Free iPad apps. That is the first time that one of our apps made it into the top 10 chart on the front page of the AppStore. Currently the Pirate Treasure Hunt for iPad is featured in 3 different places in the AppStore. The most prominent spot is the main page under iPad apps. The app is featured next to some of my favourite...
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