Alessandro just went live on the Ovi Store with TV Guide Italy.

TV Guide Italy is an application for Nokia touch devices that allows you to browse TV listings, see what’s on air in every moment of the day, and search for all your favorite programs. I have it on my device and I can say: great work!

Live Prints is now live on the market! Look at them going around your screen attracted by suspicious activities! Go grab your copy now. Use the QR code, follow this link with your device or simply search for "live prints" on the market.

Any comment or feedback is appreciated!

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I'll release soon Live Prints on the Android Market, so stay tuned for more news!

Live Prints: "Magic Map".

Live Prints: "Lonely Coyote".

Live Prints: "Scary Handprints".

This year The Nokia Developer Summit and Nokia World will take place at ExCeL London, Sept 14-15. Nokia will run both events bringing together people from every part of the global mobile community for an even richer event, with insights into every aspect of the mobile industry.

This is a great opportunity for every mobile developer. I'll attend both events thanks to Forum Nokia! See you there.

Giorgio, Alessandro and me worked toghether to bring new life and energy in one of the oldest community related to mobile in Italy (mobile.actionscript.it). The result is MobileRevamp.org.

The aim of this community is to share as much as possible information related to the mobile design and development using all the social networks and the new capabilities of the NET to make easier find updated contents and to create a deep feeling of connection between developers.

MobileRevamp.org is proudly part of the Adobe User Groups program and of the Java User Groups program. Follow us and partecipate to the discussion!

On the Android developers blog was published a really interesting article about best practices for UI features and behavior patterns used to design and implement Twitter for Android:

Along with our regular updates of the Android platform, we like to build example applications that showcase best practices for UI features and behavior patterns, to help our 3rd party developers create even richer applications.

For example, the Twitter for Android application that we worked with Twitter to design gives you, the 3rd party developer, a working example of how you can customize and build an application that’s both fun and highly functional. This blog post is meant to showcase these patterns along with some recommended implementations as you start to develop your applications around them.

Read the full post here.

After almost a year in the making, working with the world famous artist Jon Burgerman – ustwo™ finally announces the launch of the already infamous Inkstrumental™.

The app lets you make and share crazy music with your friends. You can choose from a vast array of characters, each with their own weird sound that when tapped, is automatically played, recorded and added to the wonky, hypnotic, rolling beats. For more info visit www.inkstrumental.com or Jon Burgerman.

A few months ago I released an early version of my Package Assistant application. The application made it easier to compile native installers for AIR 2. While it was a lot easier to use compared to using the command line the application wasn’t very user friendly. A few weeks ago I started working on a brand new version and I think you will like it!

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