Dr Richard M Marshall

I've always liked to build things. Since I outgrew Lego I've been building software, development teams and most recently companies.

I'm Founder and CTO of Rapid Mobile Media Ltd in Edinburgh, Scotland. We founded the company in February 2004. We mobilise applications, but are now focussing on Ad360 Mobile Advertising Platform.

I like to think of us as creating mobile applications that people actually use, but we go much deeper than that.

This blog, however, is much more about my observations on the last frontier, the world of mobile technology. And anything else that crosses my path.


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I’ve been comparing some iPhone apps between Duncan’s iPhone and my iPod Touch. For the small sample of apps we’ve tried, none of them work on the iPod Touch!

Duncan thinks this is bound into problems with the V2 OS as he’s found rebooting several times in a row has helped some apps work on the iPhone. And he wondered if any QA was being done on the apps at all.

This is perpetuating the classic I tried it and it didn’t work problem of mobile content, and could kill a potentially interesting market before it gets going. Again.

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