Archive for the ‘Mobile Industry’ Category

Introducing the MiKandi Adult Mobile Theater

MiKandi Officially Launches the New MiKandi Theater! We’re excited to announce today that we have released a major update to the MiKandi Adult App Market. Now not only do you have access to the World’s hottest apps, but a premium adult video on demand experience.   Install today by going to www.mikandi.com on your mobile

Google Play enforces anti-adult policies, drives developers away

It’s long been known that “there’s a porn store on Android” and “folks who want porn can buy an Android phone.” (Steve Jobs) While that still rings true when it comes to porn apps, it appears we need to make an amendment. Folks who want porn can buy an Android phone and download MiKandi, the

Whatever happened to porn leading the tech industry?

It used to be the case that the Porn industry was always the leader in technology, experimenting and illustrating how new technologies could be used to deliver content to consumers. Hell, even in 2010, CNN was willing to say that the adult entertainment industry was leading the technology world. Sadly, that is no longer true.

Steve Jobs, 1955-2011

We’ve very sad and shocked to learn today that Steve Jobs, co-founder, chairman, and former CEO of Apple Inc. has passed away. Though we didn’t see eye to eye on some issues, we have and always have had the utmost respect for the truly revolutionary and innovative entrepreneur. Through his vision, Jobs helped change the way

Android takes 48% share of worldwide smart phone market

When MiKandi first launched on Android November 2009 (wow- time flies when you’re building a porn app store), we were often met with questions asking why not iPhone? To adult studios and customers it seemed crazy that we didn’t build a porn app market for the largest mobile OS. But what can we say? We

AT&T allows third party apps on select devices

AT&T Android customers, your cries have been heard! Last week we learned that AT&T opened the Infuse 4G to third party apps, and this week it appears the carrier has added more devices to its Unknown Sources OK roster. This mean those of you with an HTC Inspire 4G, Aria, or Samsung Captivate will be able to

AT&T to allow third party apps on Android devices

It looks like a line in our Like a G6 parody I Got Kandi might soon be defunct because AT&T has moved forward on its plans to soften its restrictions on third party apps. So long sideloading! Well, at least for Infuse 4G customers. The Infuse is the first Android based AT&T device that gives

Make Your Adults Apps Haptastic

Take a moment.  Familiarize. Haptic technology is a tactile feedback technology that takes advantage of a user’s sense of touch by applying forces, vibrations, and/or motions to the user… …It has been described as “(doing) for the sense of touch what computer graphics does for vision”. –Wikipedia. We have the ability to experience the world with five

Sneak Peak: Honeycomb & Google Maps in 3D

Google’s mobile chief, Andy Rubin demo-ed a prototype Motorola tablet at the Dive Into Mobile Conference yesterday.  This sweet lookin’ moto-tabs runs on a dual-core Nvidia chip and the newest version of Android, Honeycomb.  Besides showing off some cool UI features, Rubin walked through the 3D version of the Google Maps App, which is said

Understanding the Android Market content ratings

I’ve got to rate my apps now??? Today, Google announced its intention to roll out content ratings for the Android Market. As we understand it, in the next release of the Android Market, users should be able to view content ratings all applications in the market. These ratings are going to be self-reported, meaning that

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