14 DAY TRIAL // Hankmark, a company with experience in apps for mobile devices, has confirmed plans to support the new Apple tablet. iPad-oriented plans involved a variety of applications, the company said. The products will be designed for Apple’s media partners, alongside its own branded mobile apps. Handmark was offering mobile apps for a number of international brands such as Zagat, New York Daily News, Forbes, Oxford University Press, Goal.com and others, the company said.
Regarding these developing iPad projects, Paul Reddick, Handmark CEO, stated, “Even with enhanced mobile browsing capabilities and larger screens, mobile applications will remain an integral part of the user experience across all smartphones, e-readers or other mobile tablet devices.” He further added, “We look forward to supporting quality, innovative mobile experiences for iPad customers, leveraging our development expertise and relationships with major newspapers, magazines and other content providers.”
Handmark’s portfolio of mobile software apps includes generic names such as the iPhone, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile , Palm webOS, Kindle and few other brands. The iPad will enlarge it substantially, the company claims.
Media companies and content publishers receive the industry’s only full-service mobile platform solutions directly from Handmark, according to the report released by the company yesterday. The company emphasizes the fact that its main intention is to support development across all the fundamental mobile software platforms and, in addition, to promote strategic distribution, a good maintenance, specialized support and on-going innovation.
Handmark claims it is a leading developer and distributor of mobile applications and services that works with many of the world’s renowned media brands. The mobile-oriented company delivers a full-service mobile publishing solution including development, distribution and monetization across all major mobile platforms, its about-us reveals, and has ten years of experience in the field.