News & Comment
The web is Doom
April 19, 2016, by ronan
In July 2015 I suggested that the average web page weight would equal that of the Doom install image in about 7 months time. In about 7 months average web page size will be same as Doom install image. Well done us! Onwards & upwards!... Read More
Are there more types of connected devices than ever?
April 7, 2016, by Pawel Piejko
Today there are no technical limitations in terms of making devices web-enabled. Internet access can be applied anywhere, from cars, to fridges, to rice cookers, and it doesn’t cost a fortune to make it happen. Does that mean we have more connected devices than ever before? Any device can access the internet The world of... Read More
5 Facts About The Mobile Market In Ireland
March 16, 2016, by Pawel Piejko
Every year on March 17, Ireland is in the spotlight in every corner of the planet. This year at mobiForge we celebrate St. Paddy’s day by sharing some exciting statistics on the mobile market in Ireland based on website visits tracked by our device detection solution. mobiForge is actually based in Dublin, Ireland, so we’re... Read More
MWC 2016: Turning the spotlight on accessories
February 25, 2016, by Pawel Piejko
The world’s largest mobile industry conference has come to an end. The mobiForge editors were present at MWC 2016 having many inspiring conversations about the ever-changing mobile device landscape. Here are some impressions from this year’s new product releases and announcements that everyone was talking about in Barcelona. Fun accessories for your phone Every year new phones... Read More
Ad blocking: the new Android reality that Google must accept
February 11, 2016, by Ruadhán O'Donoghue
As we continue into 2016, the ad-blocking saga shows no sign of abating, with a number of recent developments. This latest round of controversy kicked off late last month when Samsung included an ad-blocking feature in the latest version of its Internet for Android browser. It didn’t stop there though. Also included in this update... Read More
