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Resizing Images for Each Mobile User

Serving the correct size image to every user is important. If the image served is too large, the site takes too long to load. If the image is too small, it will appear pixelated, or just look too small on the screen. Read on for a simple approach to resize images for EVERY mobile device your customers are using.

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AT&T Mobile App Hackathon - Education - Dallas

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Can't wait to find out what awesome applications were made in Dallas?

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Mobile App Hackathon - It Can Wait (No Texting) Hackathon Recap

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Can't wait to find out what awesome applications were made in Los Angeles (It Can Wait - No Texting Hackathon)?

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AT&T Mobile App Hackathon – Toronto Recap

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Interested in what interesting mobile apps were forged in the heat of the Toronto hackathon?

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Mobile Web Apps through HTML5, AT&T API Platform and Sencha Touch 2.0

Smartphones + HTML5 + AT&T APIs + Sencha Touch = Killer Web Apps

Twitter Competition - Need a New Phone for the New Year?!

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It’s that time of year to spread the holiday goodness!

We’ve got a number of phones (Motorola Atrix 2, Motorola Flipside, LG Thrill 4G, Samsung Galaxy S II, Samsung Focus, Sony Ericsson Xperia X10) in our big red fuzzy grab bag that are looking for new developer homes. Whether you need a new phone or are looking for additional test devices, these phones are looking to get tested, upgraded, having their roms tickled and memories flashed.

So help these phones out by completing the following:

Sign up for the AT&T Developer Program via this link: http://developer.att.com/developer/join.jsp
Tweet at @attdeveloper “Just entered to win a phone! Sign up here http://bit.ly/developergiveaway and retweet!” Or just click here to tweet (I made a one click button for you)!

And of course, make sure to review the Terms & Conditions. If have you have questions, please tweet at me (@alex_donn).

Happy holidays and good luck!

AT&T Mobile App Hackathon - Orlando Recap

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Curious as to what happened at the Orlando Mobile App Hackathon?

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