Premier Dalton McGuinty toured Xtreme Labs in Toronto today, a company that develops mobile applications for smart phones and digital tablets. The Premier spoke with employees about his government’s plan to eliminate the deficit and continue improving Ontario’s competitiveness. Steady, relentless progress will lead to more jobs, a stronger economy and even better public services.
TORONTO, Feb. 14, 2012 /CNW/ Today, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty visited the head office of Ontario technology company, Xtreme Labs. As a world leader in the mobile application ecosystem, Xtreme Labs was an ideal venue for today’s press visit. On hand to welcome Premier McGuinty to the Xtreme Labs office was the company’s co-founder Amar Varma.
A start-up incubator is showing promise turning mobile business ideas into services that attract customers fast.
CEO, Dinesh Moorjani, told me in a December 7th interview that he founded this incubator — Hatch Labs — through a joint venture with IAC/InterActive Corp. (IACI) and Xtreme Labs.
Hatch Labs, a technology sandbox and joint venture between IAC and Xtreme Labs devoted to incubating mobile startups and innovations, is announcing the launch of six new mobile apps in 2012.
The Ontario Wireless mission to Korea and Japan was held at the Canadian Embassy on Tuesday the 22nd of November. This event aimed to introduce Canadian businesses in the field of wireless communication an opportunities to meet potential partners and learn more about the market in East Asia.
I bumped into Mike Stern of Xtreme Labs who specialize in the provision of mobile application development services for a wide range of different companies. Filmed at BlackBerry DevCon 2011 in San Francisco.
Big U.S. technology companies are on the hunt for mobile and Internet startups based in Canada.
With at least 20 major acquisitions since January, startups might now have the capital needed to transform areas of the country – Toronto, Waterloo, Montreal and Vancouver – into global mobile hubs.
Antennagate has been a public relations nightmare for Apple and in an attempt to deflect the pressure, Steve Jobs claimed the Bold 9700 has antenna issues as well. Xtreme Labs let us know that that they have made an app that might prove or disprove the claim
Here in Canada we have our own super hot mobile dev shop, Xtreme Labs, @xtremelabs, who are absolutely killing it, picking up huge customers like Groupon. The guys at Xtreme Labs are also infamous amongst the tech scene for being pushers of pair programming.
Xtreme Labs Inc., a leader in mobile strategy and product development, announced today the launch of its mobile web platform/HTML5, “XLmagic”, designed to provide a dynamic and enhanced browsing experience for all mobile phones as well as social network integration for all smartphones
A 20-something dressed in jeans and a T-shirt enters a stern, early-20th-century brick building near King and Yonge and gets on an elevator. He stands beside suits who spend their days plying commercial real estate and trading securities
Xtreme Labs, an important Android, BlackBerry, iPhone, iPad, Symbian and Windows Phone 7 mobile application developer, has just announced they recorded their 10 millionth download for their Blackberry applications
For a group that’s just seen a buyout in its midst – a buyout that might have been worth as much as $30-million – the entrepreneurs at Extreme Venture Partners seem impossibly young. So young, it’s hard to tell who’s an entrepreneur and who’s a university co-op student.
In the science lab of application development, Xtreme Labs is the petri dish. Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, the smart-phone applications maker isn’t very high profile, but its products are
Haiti Needs Your Help! In the wake of the tragic earthquake and aftershocks in Haiti, the great folks at XtremeLabs in partnership with CrackBerry.com and MTV have put together the Help Haiti app for BlackBerry Smartphones
The guys at Xtreme Labs (developers of the sweet Urbanspoon and NBA Game Time apps) let me know that Twixtreme has made it into BlackBerry App World. The Twitter client is relatively new to the list of BlackBerry clients, but it does not disappoint. The ad-free app lets you view timelines, post, upload pictures and more
The NBA season is in full swing, and what better to way to keep up than to follow along on your BlackBerry. With the NBA Game Time app from NBA Digital (built by those xtreme labs guys again – check out the Dev Con video above), you never have to miss a beat
In major metropolitan areas, the BlackBerry at lunchtime is a force to be reckoned with. And now it can be a device to help those urbanities actually find a place to eat with the launch of Urbanspoon for BlackBerry
Xtreme Labs is offering a free level program for the BlackBerry Storm. It works like a level that you get at the hardware store to see if your picture frame, shelf or window sill is level. It turns your BlackBerry Storm into a surface level device, via the accelerometer
A cutting-edge developer of software applications for mobile devices reported that its Speedtest(TM) application developed for the iPhone, which was ranked as the ninth most popular download by Apple Inc. for 2008 in the Free Utilities category, has surpassed 1 million downloads
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