HTML5 and the Expansion of Gaming
Prior to the release of mobile devices and Facebook games, consoles and handhelds were the primary medium for engaging with video games. As mobile device proliferation equipped millions, if not billions, of individuals with high powered tablets and smartphones that host rich graphics, mobile gaming has become a new direction for many game developers. Read More…
Google I/O 2013
San Francisco and the wider tech community are live blogging and eagerly Tweeting their anticipations regarding Google I/O 2013. There have already been reports of many Glass toting attendees waiting in line for exhibitions and presentations. Read More…
The White House Announces Open Data Executive Order
We at Icreon Tech have a soft spot for the intersection of technology and government. Our work with the District Attorney of New York’s Office allowed us to experience first hand how technology can influence more effective governance
With today’s news regarding the White House executive order to open up access to federal data for ordinary citizens, our team is especially excited. Read More…
Glass Hackers Can See and Hear Everything a User Does
As Google Glass is still in the explorer stage, certain issues and benefits have been highlighted. For one, the mic which picks up audible commands requires explicit enunciation, a similar problem plagued Siri. When a user asked, “OK Glass, when was the Washington Post founded?” it repeatedly picked up ‘pounded’ instead. While this is a minor issue, it most likely will be attended to by updates from Google.
Wearable Computing: Will iWatch Replace the iPhone?
When someone mentions a smart-watch, many people cannot help but think of the Timex calculator watch. Yes it was ‘innovative’ at the time, but did it ever go anywhere? Read More…
The True Impact of an App Economy
In a recent CTIA (The Wireless Association) Research poll, there are more than 2.4 million apps available for download on 11 different operating systems. In light of these findings, it is safe to say that the development and distribution of apps, are a significant contributing force to today’s economy.
Can Mobile Self-Service Banking Benefit Both Branches and Account Holders?
In recent years, banks have been at the epicenter of significant coverage regarding the recession. While not all the coverage was positive, the news industry did shed light on the world of banking and finance like never before. After the recession, individuals from all countries were in need of better ways to manage finances and prepare for downturns. Banks were also in the midst of soul searching to provide better value for customers and expand their business in light of the economy.
In a move to provide greater functionality for customers, banks have begun to incorporate increased self-service capabilities for account holders in some of the following ways…



