NBC iPad App by NBC Universal, Inc.
NBC decided to extend their internal digital strategy to include mobile by integrating it with NBC’s web and broadcast strategy. As they looked at how mobile could be part of the company’s core business, NBC turned to the Appcelerator to power their iPad app featuring full episodes of their popular shows.
Read the case study about NBC’s mobile strategy and how they’ve used Titanium over the past two years. "Choosing Appcelerator is as much about planning for the future as it is innovating in the present," says Vivi Zigler, President, NBCUniversal, Digital Entertainment. "As we scale to include more programs across more devices, we need a platform that enables us to have organizational agility and efficiency. Appcelerator Titanium is that platform."
TripLingo
TripLingo is an immersive language tool that helps travelers hone their language skills with travel-relevant phrases, audio-recorded pronunciations, slang translations, and cultural tips. The TripLingo language suite consists of iPhone apps for the following travel destinations: France, Italy, Germany, Brazil, Mexico.
Read the case study to learn why the TripLingo team chose Titanium, how it enabled them to quickly release 5 language apps to the Apple App Store, and how they’re going to scale their portfolio to include dozens of apps in the near future.
UWM Moble by University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee wanted to develop a mobile app for their 30,000 student body that gave students access to their course schedule, bus schedules, laundry availability information, and upcoming campus events.
The case study describes how Titanium enabled UWM to acheive their cross platform mobile strategy at one-fifth the cost of developing with alternative frameworks. In the end they produced an iPhone and Android app that leveraged geo-location capabilities and mobile cloud services.
Loan Assist by Nelnet
Loan Assist is a mobile loan inquiry and payment system for Nelnet-serviced student loans. Users can stay up-to-date with detailed summaries of loan status, account information, payment history, and status of requests.
Read the case study to learn how Nelnet leveraged the Titanium platformand mobile to enhance customer service and self-service for their tech-savvy, college-aged demographic.
Wunderlist by 6Wunderkinder
Wunderlist lets you manage your tasks while you’re on the go with their free, easy-to-use app for the iPhone, iPad, Android, desktop and web.
Read the case study and learn how Appcelerator Titanium powered this cloud-connected productivity app to availability on five platforms, over 1 million downloads and a #1 ranking in the Apple App store.
Scoutmob
Scoutmob enables local businesses to offer incentives to iPhone-equipped customers.
Read the case study about Scoutmob’s innovative business model and mobile app that MobileCrunch says takes "a great online business and make it ten times better by allowing you to take advantage of the service on-the-go."
Lone Star Puzzle Cap Decoder by Archrival Marketing
Discover how Archrival built an interactive iPhone application for Pabst Brewing Co. in just 50 hours after trying the Objective-C route for several months. "This is exactly where we want to be with iPhone development."
PartsFinder Mobile by Semantic Press
Learn how Semantic Press built "PartsFinder," a geo-searchable utility for buying and selling automotive parts and supplies using a mobile phone. Notes Terry Martin, "I was outpacing the Objective-C developer ten-to-one with Titanium."
Location Scout by Jeff Gilfelt
Seeking to expand his Web design business into mobile applications, Appcelerator Titanium was Jeff Gilfelt’s ticket to rapid development: "I was learning Titanium at the same time I was developing my first iPhone app, and the learning curve was amazingly quick." Read how LocationScout leverages the team’s Web development skills into a native iPhone app.
