Nokia was actually the 2nd platform we planned to launch on after iPhone. However, the S60 build we embarked on in July 2009 was such a difficult, convoluted and ultimately unhappy experience that we decided to dump the while project and focus on Android. Fast forward a year and a bit and I was lucky [...]

Now you can simply include audio recording in your app. The Audioboo iPhone plug in is a small library that allows iPhone developers to include an Audioboo tab within their existing application. It launches our familiar recording and publishing views, as well as listing boos to listen to. In fact, the plugin has one thing [...]

We noticed a boo from Apple’s hometown Cupertino yesterday using our amazing semantic audio tracking technology (okay, we happened to have the app open when it came in but that didn’t sound quite as good). Ohh, we thought. Are they finally testing the latest update that we submitted last week? Sure enough, some time later, we [...]

Hot on the heels of coming back jetlagged this Monday (and a week late due to the flights problems in Europe), our very own CTO, Jonathan Del Strother, delighted me today by casually saying he’s updated our Facebook options available in the Settings menu at audioboo.fm. “I suppose you have to be techy and find the [...]

When we launched Audioboo – March 2009 – we launched on the iPhone because we already had excellent in house Mac OSX development skills, which transitioned nicely into the iPhone development environment. But we always saw audioboo as a sound platform spanning any device – mobile, web, radio and whatever else we could find. To [...]

We’re close to releasing We have released some more plumbing work at audioboo.fm and I thought I’d share with you what’s coming. Now, it’s going to look a big dreary at first since this is a functional release rather than a visual one. Hopefully the new designs we’re working on will come out shortly after. [...]