I’m sure you’ve seen QR Codes recently in on-line and printed media. (If you aren’t sure what they are — check out this tech blog post to learn more). However, a somewhat underused feature of QR codes is the ability to create a QR code that c0ntains all of your contact information (Called a vCard).… Continue reading »
How to add dynamic QR Codes to Your Website
QR codes are becoming more and more popular in today’s fast-paced society. From advertisements to business cards to TV commercials, they are quickly becoming very prevalent. In case you are not familiar with them, QR codes are those strange looking square black and white squares that you see every day. They are used by mobile… Continue reading »
Upload Files and Photos from your PC or Mobile Device
Today, I want to show you an underutilized feature of m-Power: The “Upload Files” function. This m-Power feature allows you and your end-users to easily upload files from the local device (PC, Tablet, or Mobile device) directly to the m-Power server. While m-Power maintenance applications have long provided the functionality to upload files and photos,… Continue reading »
How to add HTML5 Geolocation to your web apps
A common misconception with mobile applications is that the truly powerful apps have to be downloaded and installed. However, the idea that installed applications are superior to web-based applications is simply not true. In fact, I am going to walk you through an example today that can capture your location directly from a web-browser, without… Continue reading »
Using CSS3 Gradients
I recently explained how to create a drop-down navigation menu for your web apps. Now, I’d like to build on that tutorial just a bit, and teach you some techniques to improve the overall appearance of your menu. Today, I’ll show you how to use CSS3 gradients to give your menu a polished look and… Continue reading »
