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Big Omaha – Ninth Division delivers with third rendition of iOs apps
An ill-timed bout with illness couldn’t stop the Omaha-based team from Ninth Division from delivering the Big Omaha iPhone and iPad apps this year. And if Ninth Division’s Andy Peters and Hasani Hunter they have their way, not much should stop them from continuing to churn out Big Omaha apps for the foreseeable future. “We…
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Big Omaha: The story behind the iPhone app
Putting on Big Omaha is a team effort, from those who work behind-the-scenes to the volunteers who help register attendees the day of, we’re fortunate to have the involvement of many talented individuals and companies. For the past two years, we’ve been especially fortunate to have the participation of Ninth Division, an Omaha-based mobile application…
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Weekly Wrap Up with Andy Peters & an SPN iPhone app announcement
Mentioned this week: * AIM Institute’s upcoming Infotec (April 13-14) & Tech Celebration Banquet (April 13) * Big Omaha update – more speakers announced! * Show guest Andy Peters talks about he and Hasani Hunter of Ninth Division’s work on the Big Omaha app * Other Ninth Division project updates * Silicon Prairie News iPhone…
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Andy Peters brings on Hasani Hunter as Ninth Division co-founder
With a history of co-working out of coffee shops, I imagined the decision between Andy Peters and Hasani Hunter to officially partner to be made over a cup of coffee. Nope. It was over a ham sandwich. “At the end of the day, that’s why I started the company anyways, not just to be Andy…
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Eelios’ weather app hits the App Store
Today was a big day for the team at Êelios, Inc., a spin-off subsidiary of 21st Century Systems, Inc. (21CSI). Their location-based personal weather app, WxFix, became available for purchase in Apple’s App Store. This morning, they shared the good news in a blog entry. It began: Well, we finally got our new WxFix “Lifestyle…
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SPN interviews Hasani Hunter of I.COM
Recently, I had the chance to sit down and chat with Hasani Hunter, local iPhone developer and founder of I.COM. You may remember him from a recent Omaha World Herald article about local smartphone app developers. Personally, I met Hasani a few months back at a Tweetup, and we started chatting about what he was…