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Mobile, AR, and VR developers

Posted by Todd Huss on Mar 5, 2024 in Android, Design, iOS, Mobile Applications | No Comments

Two Bit Labs, a trusted leader in mobile development, is opening its doors to a limited number of new clients, seeking to push the boundaries of what’s possible in mobile (iOS, Android) and AR/VR (Meta Quest, Oculus Quest, Vision Pro, Unity) development. Established in 2011, we’ve built a reputation for crafting innovative apps that elevate […]

Bleacher Report wins Hashtag Sports Award for best app!

Posted by Todd Huss on Jul 13, 2022 in Android, Design, iOS, Mobile Applications | No Comments

Congratulations to our client Bleacher Report for winning the 2022 Hashtag Sports Award for best app and mobile experience:

Bleacher Report wins Webby for best sports app again!

Posted by Todd Huss on Apr 24, 2019 in Android, Design, iOS, Mobile Applications | No Comments

Congratulations to our client Bleacher Report for winning the 2019 Webby Award for best sports app and mobile site!

Mend makes Apple’s Best of 2018

Posted by Todd Huss on Dec 13, 2018 in Apple, Business, Design, iOS, Mobile Applications | No Comments

Congratulations to our client Mend for being selected by Apple as one of the best apps of 2018!

Bleacher Report wins Webby for best sports app

Posted by Todd Huss on Apr 24, 2018 in Android, Design, iOS, Mobile Applications | No Comments

Congratulations to our client Bleacher Report for winning the 2018 Webby Award for best sports app and mobile site!

Mend featured in the app store

Posted by Todd Huss on Feb 13, 2018 in Apple, Business, Design, iOS, Mobile Applications | No Comments

Congratulations to our client Mend for being featured as Apple’s app of the day!

Frame geometry macros to improve your UIKit code

Posted by Christopher Pickslay on Mar 11, 2013 in code, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Mac OS X, Mobile Applications, Software Development | 4 Comments

I find myself doing more and more dynamic UI layout in iOS apps these days. When elements of a UI need to resize to fit their contents, or move to accommodate other elements, the layout code can get complex and verbose. We’ve developed a set of Objective-C UIKit macros that help make this code more […]

GSM 0338 encoding for SMS

Posted by Todd Huss on Aug 27, 2012 in iOS, Mac OS X, Mobile Applications | One Comment

Here’s a little Objective-C helper class we wrote to make it easier to convert NSString’s to GSM 03.38 encoding on the iPhone, iPad, or Mac: Handles stripping out characters not included in the GSM0338 character set Calculates the length of a GSM 0338 string (e.g. ^,[,|,etc each require 14 bits instead of 7 Gives you […]

Kickstart your apps with the iOS Xcode Starter Project

Posted by Todd Huss on Aug 7, 2012 in BDD, code, Git, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Mobile Applications, Software Development, TDD | 2 Comments

We created the iOS Xcode Starter Project to make it quick and easy to start a new iPhone or iPad app. Our goal was to create a template to save the hours of effort it takes on a new project configuring essential open source libraries, the unit and functional testing environments, analytics, multiple targets, multiple […]

The reviews are in!

Posted by Todd Huss on May 11, 2012 in Android, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Mobile Applications, Software Development | No Comments

So be honest: What’s your answer to the question “Do you enjoy reading the latest app store reviews for your app?” (a) “Our users are so smart, kind, and thoughtful that I relish the chance to read their pearls of wisdom.” (b) “Unless they’re written on the bottom of a pint glass, no.” (c) “I’d […]

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