At Cyber-Duck we believe in sharing knowledge about our projects and new technologies.
Cyber-Duck recently released it's own iPad WebApp; DuckPad. Here's an insight in to how it came about, and how it was created. The iPad and other tablets coming onto the market have presented the world with a brand new way of browsing, with 2% of UK users having access to an iPad. This presents an opportunity to give enhanced user experience tailored to the new type of interaction.
Yesterday, Cyber-Duck’s MD Danny Bluestone attended Middlesex University’s 'Ramp Up for Business' event, which is part of their MODNet development fund. The event provided the company with an excellent opportunity to meet with local business people, company directors, leading academics as well as colleagues from across London. The event’s guest speaker was due to be The Apprentice’s Karren Brady, but due to her cancellation, up stepped former Conservative Party politician Michael Portillo who spoke about our current fragile economy and described the benefits he had when he attended university, and compared it to financial hardships that many students are facing today.
Danny and Khal visited the C21Media iPad Entertainment Summit today (Friday) at the BAFTA HQ where Danny spoke amongst the likes of Tech Blogger, Actor and TV Presenter Stephen Fry, Jen Topping from Channel 4 and digital agency AKQA. Danny's talk was on Cyber-Duck's new interactive iPad web app ‘DuckPad’, which is now completed! You can find more information about it on the DuckPad Tumblr blog. We'll be posting more photos and video from the event as and when we get our hands on it.
