This year we went to MacWorld 2010. Though we didn’t have our own booth we were eager to show our new apps that are being developed by us. We met with Macworld, TUAW, MacTech, iPhoneLife, theiPhoneblog, 148Apps, Appletell, Slapapp and Appstruck journalists and bloggers. Luckily they were quite interested and Mike Schramm from TUAW wrote an article covering our novelties.

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If you’re interested in our perspectives and plans for the coming year read an “Exclusive Interview With Star Walk iPhone App Developer”.

Today we were lucky enough to have an interview with a real NASA man whose name is Judd. That’s what we talked about:

1 – How did you find out about Star Walk?

From the International Year of Astronomy website.

2 – Are you a big user of iphone/ipod touch? And what do you use it mostly for?

I have an iPod Touch and use it daily for work and for fun.

3 – Why and how do you use Star Walk?

We use Star Walk to teach our kids to recognize constellations and to look up names and information about stars/planets they observe.

5 – Which is your favorite feature(s)?

Beautiful graphics and links to Wikipedia.

6 – Do you use any other astronomy related application on your iphone?

No.

7 – Please name your top 5 applications

Star Walk, TwitterFon, BibleReader, Pandora, and Evernote.

8 – What is your favorite book?

An almost impossible question for me to answer!  Currently, my favorite book is “Faith Alone” by Martin Luther.

9 – How many people work with you in NASA?

In my group there are approximately 30 people.

Thank you, Judd!

Recently there have been published two interviews with VITO Technology.

One was published at AppCraver, the site that focuses on iPhone app news and reviews. The questions were mainly about the VITO Technology’s iPhone apps and our vision of the development process for Apple.

We spoke with Murad Nazaraliev, Vito’s GM, recently about the company’s app development philosophy and process.

1. What traits do you believe are in important in an app beyond graphics?

MN: Usability. Ergonomics. Our main concept is that the settings must be reduced to a minimum. The user has to download and install the app, nothing more. Thus, the customer is simply free to use it and not worry about anything else.

If you got interested in it head on reading.

Another review that may also be of interest for our users was published by PDA247, the site that covers news not only about Windows Mobile, but everything that is connected with mobile world. The interview contains a bit of history on how VITO Technology started, it is also about our plans and WM products.

Today we have an interview with Erika and Olga from Vito Technology who spill the beans on future plans, and also offer an insight on where the smartphone world may go next.

1/ Tell us a bit about Vito Technology- when was it formed, how many people work for Vito and what is your primary objective?

Vito Technology was founded in 2001 and now has almost 8 years of experience in software development for Windows Mobile. Vito Technology is a company of 22 employees and Vito Technology’s primary objective is to become one of the top 3 software development companies in the world. In order to do this we set ourselves a permanent goal: to anticipate customers’ ‘mobile’ wishes.

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