News : mobile applications

HiQ creates a mobile application for the Football Players’ Association of Finland (FPA), supporting the protection of FPA’s members’ interests and preventing irregularities in the league. HiQ has overall responsibility for the project.
The FPA has worked with improving the playing conditions and protecting the interests of Finland’s professional football players for more than 20 years. The association helps...

Application Developers Alliance & Nokia Developers announce event sponsorship; online voting begins on June 15
NEW YORK – JUNE 8, 2012 – It’s not too late to enter the hottest tech competition in town! The Mobile Apps Showdown, curated by Living in Digital Times and CE Week, will showcase the best apps available for iOS, Android, Blackberry and the Windows Phone during CE Week NYC, June 25-29. The Application...

Xata makes it possible for fleets to use their existing driver productivity applications to improve safety and compliance, reduce costs and increase customer satisfaction
SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, October 11, 2011—Xata Corporation (NASDAQ: XATA), a leader in fleet optimization software, today announced ComplianceConnect, a new product that enables fleets to seamlessly integrate their existing...

HiQ is responsible for the concept design, user experience design, application development and testing of OP-Pohjola Group’s new mobile banking service. Based on state-of-the-art mobile technologies, the service has made it to the list of the most downloaded free applications shortly after being launched.
”We wanted to offer our customers a reliable and up-to-date way to meet their everyday banking needs at...

Partners with Appular to bring US titles to new Android distribution platform
Shenzhen, China and New York – April 4, 2011 – iDreamsky, a leading mobile app developer in Southern China has recently received over 2 million USD in funding from Hua Xiu Investment Group and today announced their latest product, SkyNet, a social gaming and distribution platform for Android games in the Chinese market. The SkyNet...