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Honey-Glazed Spiral Ham Recipe
Celebrate a holiday with this big and savory ham. The spiraled pieces taste so good drenched in a sweet and tangy glaze. If you like extra glaze, simply double the recipe and drizzle away or serve some on the side.
- 1 bone-in fully cooked spiral-sliced ham (7 to 8 pounds)
- 1/2 cup pear nectar
- 1/2 cup orange juice
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup honey
- 1. Preheat oven to 325°. Line a roasting pan with heavy-duty foil. Place ham on a rack in pan. Combine pear nectar and orange juice; brush 1/3 cup over ham. Bake, uncovered, 30 minutes, brushing twice with remaining juice mixture.
- 2. Combine brown sugar and honey; spread over ham. Bake 45-55 minutes longer or until a thermometer reads 140°, basting occasionally with pan drippings. Yield: 20-24 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 each: 206 calories, 3g fat (1g saturated fat), 29mg cholesterol, 1193mg sodium, 21g carbohydrate (11g sugars, 0 fiber), 24g protein.
Reviews for Honey-Glazed Spiral Ham
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"could this be cooked in a slow cooker? If yes, high or low and how long?"
Reviewed Dec. 10, 2009
"This was excellent. Tastes like clone of a well known ham company. This has become a holiday tradition. We have been requested to bring this to the holiday get togethers."
Wine Pairings
Medium-Bodied White Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a medium-bodied white wine such as Riesling or Gewürtztraminer
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Located in 4th Arrondissement, Hotel Original Paris is within a 5-minute walk of popular attractions such as Opera Bastille and Place des Vosges. The 38 rooms at this 4-star hotel include iPod docks, flat-screen TVs, and premium bedding. It's in central Paris and also close to Notre Dame Cathedral and Picasso Museum.
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Hotel Original Paris features tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and concierge services. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. This Paris hotel also offers room service (during limited hours), a safe deposit box at the front desk, and an elevator (lift). A total renovation of this property was completed in 2012.
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Angela Maria Helps, writer and journalist: born Beckenham, Kent 14 April 1940; married 1962 Martin Lambert (one son, one daughter; marriage dissolved 1967) (one daughter with Stephen Vizinczey); died London 26 September 2007.
Angela Lambert was a writer, feminist, mother, grandmother and friend to a wide and disparate circle of people. An insightful and prolific journalist, she was also a hugely accomplished author with seven novels and three historical books to her name.
She was born Angela Maria Helps, a year into the Second World War, a period that she was to write about in her 1989 book 1939: the last season of peace. She was of German extraction herself, her mother having been born there, and she spoke the language and relished researching The Lost Life of Eva Braun, her final book, published in 2006.
Angela was bright and intellectual from the outset, something that did not sit comfortably within the family in which she grew up. She regarded her father, a civil servant, as an "imperious" husband to her "deferential" mother. She was sent away to boarding school – an experience that resurfaced in her second novel No Talking After Lights (1990) – and later recalled "the memory of being dumped by unfeeling parents". Nevertheless it was at school, when barely a teenager, that she set her heart upon becoming a writer.
Only when Angela reached St Hilda's College, Oxford to read Philosophy, Politics and Economics, did she begin to savour the liberation of her age. She regarded her date of birth as "an extraordinary piece of luck, since it meant that I was one of the first wave of women to benefit from the Pill, feminism and equal (if still far from perfect) opportunities".
The boisterous Oxford that she encountered swirled with ideas, drama, art and politics. She was part of a gregarious Bohemian set that included my cousin Peter Snow, through whom I was later to come to know her. Angela even then was awash with ideas.
She met her husband, Martin Lambert, in her final year at Oxford and they married in 1962. Five years later he left her, rendering her the single mother of four-year-old Carolyn, and 18-month-old Johnnie. This was in the only period in her life when she did not live to some extent by the pen. She had taken a job as private secretary to Lord Longford when he became a cabinet minister in 1964, and stayed with him until his resignation in 1967. She represented a thread of order in Longford's chaotic political and charitable life. Through him she met many of the great political, social and cultural figures of the day, some of whom were to provide wonderful material for her later writing life.
Tempted in part by the money, and in part by the prospect of becoming one of the first female television reporters, she joined ITN in 1972. She was the only woman in a line-up of 18 male reporters. She found television news, and "writing to pictures" an exasperating compression of her talents, although she enjoyed the camaraderie of Thames Television, to which she moved in 1977.
Throughout, this time the writer in her was bursting to get out. In 1988, she finally gave in to the muse, and joined Andreas Whittam Smith's newly launched Independent. He, too, had been in her set at Oxford. This was the beginning of her most prolific period of journalism. She went on to work for the Daily Mail and the Telegraph. She wrote columns, features, and extraordinarily textured interviews. One memorable victim was Nicholas van Hoogstraten, described then as "one of Britain's most notorious landlords". As so often in her work, she was able to lull him into a false sense of security, and he spoke far too frankly. She later said she thought he was one of the most evil men she had ever met.
Lambert was in her early forties when she published her first book, Unquiet Souls: the Indian summer of the British aristocracy (1984). It was an original work that explored a rarely discussed group of late-Victorian intellectuals and aristocrats, "the Souls" – Asquith, Balfour, Curzon and others – who intersected with each other in both their London and country houses between 1890 and 1914. The book was shortlisted for that year's Whitbread Prize.
As with much of her fiction, her first novel Love Among the Single Classes (1989), utilised much material derived from her own experience. For in truth she was never at peace with her life as a single mother. She talked of regretting "my busy-ness, my poverty, and my infatuations". One such obsession was to bring her a third child when, in 1971, she met Stephen Vizinczey, the Hungarian author of the best-seller In Praise of Older Women (1965). Marianne Vizinczey was the happy outcome of an otherwise nigh-broken heart.
Her other novels include The Constant Mistress (1994) and A Rather English Marriage (1992), which Andrew Davies adapted into a BBC drama starring Tom Courtenay, Albert Finney and Joanna Lumley.
Lambeth's adult years were dogged by ill health. Her frequently life-threatening bouts with illness centred on portal hypertension which she first came down with in 1979 and which recurred for the rest of her life. Sickness and illness play a considerable part in many of her novels.
Although it is her books, and her writing by which the wider world will remember Angela Lambert, I shall remember her as a constant and indulgent friend, both in London and in France, between which she lived for the last two decades of her life with her resourceful partner, the television director Tony Price. If she feared that her singularity and remorseless writing career had deprived her own children, she never let it stint her devotion to her seven grandchildren who were each her pride and joy. A rare and stimulating force, she died far too young, leaving too many books unwritten.
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The Vikings closed out a draft in which hairstyle-committed ESPN analyst Mel Kiper deemed the Vikings as having the worst draft of any team in the league. They traded out of the first round and, while adding future talents like cornerback Chris Cook, running back Toby Gerhart and defensive end Everson Griffen, of the eight players added, none of them are likely to emerge as immediate starters.
The Vikings have all 22 starters from the 2009 season under contract for 2010, losing only Chester Taylor and Artis Hicks to free agency. Any draft picks brought into a veteran squad like the Vikings have would be battling for playing time, not starting spots – much less the six players taken on the second day of the draft. Vice president of player personnel Rick Spielman was asked what the benefit was of having eight draft picks that produced no clear-cut starters?
"You're trying to build the back end of your roster as you go through," Spielman said. "Some of those guys, hopefully, will make our team. Some of those guys will be potential practice squad guys. As you build your roster – and we have a pretty strong roster right now with our front-liners – you're hoping some of these young guys, as you develop them, can eventually come in and step in. The other thing that was important, with that trade with Detroit, we would've probably never had an opportunity to get an Everson Griffen, (except) by moving all the way up to that second pick in the fourth round. That's something that I kind of emphasized the other night is jockeying for position. And when you can get up there and have a second pick in each of the two days after we did not take a pick on the first day, it ended up playing out pretty well for us."
Griffen was the talk of the late-night/early-morning draft chatter. He was a player the aforementioned Kiper projected would get taken one pick before the Vikings – not by the Rams in the fourth round, but by the Jets in the first round. For reasons only the 32 war-room generals can explain, Griffen went from being taken late in the first round or in the first half of the second round all the way to the third day of the draft. Spielman said his drop was a blessing for the Vikings, who went a round-and-a-half without a pick.
"This guy can play against the run, he can rush the passer and lot of (teams with 3-4 defenses) also looked at him as a potential 3-4 outside linebacker just because he's so athletic," Spielman said. "We got a chance to talk with him a little bit at the Combine. He was one of our guys that we had in our room to interview at the Combine itself. To get a player of that quality, one of those guys that ended up dropping (that) we had very high on our board. We always try to take the best player available, and he was definitely in that category."
The knock on Griffen was that he had outside influences, which director of college scouting Scott Studwell aptly referred to as "a college student who enjoyed the college life a little bit." Griffen's consistency and commitment have been questioned, but the top four defensive ends currently on the Vikings depth chart – Jared Allen, Ray Edwards, Brian Robison and Griffen – were all fourth-round draft picks and other players (see Warren Sapp and Randy Moss) have slid down draft boards because of perceived character red flags have turned into Hall of Fame pros.
"I think a lot of these kids as they grow and they mature – we've had some other players who I won't mention who had some issues when they came out of college but have grown up to be pretty good football players for us here," Spielman said. "I think once they get into the atmosphere in our locker room and around our coaching staff that they find out really quickly what it's about. That's why we do so much face-to-face time with a lot of these kids and make sure that it is the type of kid that we can get to and be a part of this organization."
The drafting of guard Chris DeGeare was done with expectations of him replacing the departed Hicks as the swingman on the Vikings line. He played three years at right guard for Wake Forest before playing left tackle his senior season. While he remains a raw prospect, his versatility has value to head coach Brad Childress.
"I like that fact," Childress said. "I think he's a big guy. I think he's a smart guy. You've got to be able to think on that offensive line. I'm always looking for position-flexible guys. Not just the fact that they've lined up there, but that they've lined up there and played at a high level."
The drafting of Minnesota linebacker Nate Triplett was done with an eye to special teams. Triplett made a name for himself with the Gophers as a special teams MVP and Childress said that he has many of the same qualities that have made the Vikings one of the most improved special-teams units in the league.
"That's a big body that can run around and kind of wreak havoc," Childress said. "Linebackers obviously tackle for a living. We've made no secret of linebackers and backup linebackers' need to be real viable candidates, a la Heath Farwell and Kenny Onatolu, on special teams. And we talk about big bodies, too. It's one thing to have a guy that can run and cover, but if he's a gnat running down the field, people have a way of spreading you out and moving you around. If you can get big tight ends, big fullbacks, big backs, those types of bodies that can run and hit, they have a chance to change the environment a little bit more."
Tight end Mickey Shuler will have a battle on his hands to crack a tight end stable that includes veterans Visanthe Shiancoe, Jim Kleinsasser and Jeff Dugan. His father of the same name was a 14-year NFL veteran. Playing in a two-tight end system at Penn State, he is a young threat as both a blocker and receiver that intrigues the Vikings as a player who may end up being too tough to cut.
"He's a big target," Childress said. "He's a good line-of-scrimmage player, although he's a 4.6 guy too, so he can get up the field. The other guy, (Andrew) Quarless, got a lot of the attention. They played quite a bit in a two-tight end set, as do we. He's obviously got a pretty good pedigree and we thought he could do some things to possibly impact this roster."
When most fans saw the scroll on ESPN or NFL Network that the Vikings had taken quarterback Joe Webb, there was a gasp among Vikings fans that the team had found some project QB. Did that mean Brett Favre wasn't coming back? No. What it meant was that the Vikings see a versatile Wildcat type quarterback with great size for a wide receiver who will be in the mix to win a roster spot among the wide receivers. To some, he may be little more than Todd Lowber with talent. To Childress, he has the potential as a multi-faceted threat the Vikings can exploit.
"The priority thing is that he's an athlete," Childress said. "He's a bigger athlete. He played (wide receiver) in the Senior Bowl and made a pretty good transition there as a big guy. So if you've seen it with your eyes, you think he's got some type of aptitude. You can't say that about every quarterback. I just liked the fact that he's done that before."
Spielman shared Childress' excitement about Webb, saying that he is a rare athlete that could potentially be one of the hidden gems, and maybe in the future fans ask how he could have possibly stayed on the board that long to get taken so late. He is a roll-of-the-dice pick to be certain, but he has numerous intangibles that are pretty rare.
"Joe Webb is very good athlete," Spielman said. "He's 223 pounds and I think he had over a 40-some inch vertical jump. He has almost 11-inch hands, which are enormous. He was a very athletic quarterback, but when you saw him at the Senior Bowl they played him at receiver. And some of the natural catching ability that he showed down at the Senior Bowl, especially through the practices, you're saying, 'Wow, this kid may have a chance.' Now he's a 4.40 (40-yard dash) kid weighing 223 pounds. He's a build-up speed guy. He's got to learn how to run routes yet; he's pretty raw with his routes. But he just has some natural athletic skills and hands and leaping ability. This is a guy that was very unique down where we were picking. Again, another young guy that potentially you can develop with a position change and see if you can get something out of him. I'm not saying he's going to be the next Josh Cribbs or whoever, but he does have some unique athletic traits."
Webb wasn't the only seventh-rounder that is going to be asked to change positions. Linebacker Ryan D'Imperio, a two-year starter at linebacker for Rutgers is going to get moved to fullback – a decision spawned from a meeting between Spielman, Vikings scout Frank Acevedo and Greg Shiano, a former colleague of Spielman's when both were working for the Bears. During a workout, Spielman asked Acevedo to put D'Imperio through fullback drills.
"There were a couple of teams there, but when you watched his workout … this kid was very athletic and caught the ball extremely well. And you're sitting there watching him through this workout and watching him getting out of his breaks and watching him catching the ball. I know usually those middle linebackers like to thud people, so he's just got to learn how to thud it on the other side. He was a kid we had here in the 'Top 30' (visits) because he wasn't at the Combine. But he has some unique athletic skills that potentially you're going to bring over. And I know what kind of coach E.B. (running backs coach Eric Bieniemy) is and he does a great job developing those guys. Again, you're taking a guy with a lot of athletic skills that has played the position in high school and trying to see what he can do here up at this level."
In the end, the Vikings landed six players Saturday. As is the standard draft axiom, we may have to wait three years to see how good or bad this draft will end up being. Clearly, the Vikings are happy with their Class of 2010. Just as clearly, Kiper speaks for many Vikings fans who question what value this weekend's draft will have in the short-term. The larger question – posed to Spielman and Childress – was if the Vikings are a better team than the team that left the Louisiana Superdome following the NFC Championship Game.
Both said essentially the same thing – their version of "Get your popcorn ready."
"I feel very excited," Spielman said. "I don't judge drafts until three years down the road, but I think we brought in some pretty good football players and some very good football players that can potentially fill needs and not only help us win some ballgames next year, but also as we move forward into 2011 and beyond."
Childress shares the enthusiasm Spielman expressed, but cautioned that the 2009 seasons – with its numerous highs and one big heart-crashing low – is over and that the 2010 Vikings will be their own entity and the new players will be expected to fill roles in the larger tapestry of the 53-man roster.
"We lost Chester Taylor and Artis Hicks," Childress said. "Those are our two losses. Time will tell whether these guys will adequately step up and take care of that. We're going to be a good football team. Now you get to see kind of the molding it together and see how this thing goes. That whole thing is a process. You can't recapture that. You'd love to be able to recapture that dynamic. That's the same every year, whether it's the Saints or us, or whoever played in the National Football League last year."
Translation? Expectations are that 2010, in its own way, will try to continue to build on what has been accomplished the past two years – and the players taken over the last three days will have to play a role (large or small) in accomplishing that.
John Holler has been writing about the Vikings for more than a decade for Viking Update. Follow Viking Update on Twitter and discuss this topic on our message boards. To become a subscriber to the Viking Update web site or magazine, click here.
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Job opening for Unity3D developer in Oslo, Norway
Could you be the person we are looking for? Head over to agensgames.com to read the full job description.
Job opening for Unity3D developer in Oslo, Norway
Could you be the person we are looking for? Head over to agensgames.com to read the full job description.
Excellence in Gameplay nominee
International Mobile Gaming Awards (IMGA) has probably noticed the same thing as you. Controlling two ninjas is double the trouble and double the fun.
We were proud to discover that The Last Ninja Twins are nominated in the category for Excellence in Gameplay.
What makes the game unique: The Last Ninja Twins is a beautifully hand crafted double runner, guaranteed to entertain you, increase your simultaneous capacity and push your frustration level to new heights.
Why the game can win an award: Because two ninjas are better than one! (and because you vote for this game, 'cos we ninjas stick together)
Be sure to support the twins and cast your highly valued ninja vote. We'll leave you with the twins' favourite inspirational quote;
"The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it" (together with your twin brother). – Moliere
17 unique workouts with over 40 different progressive bodyweight exercises
If you are into body weight strength training and calisthenics you should have heard of a bearded Yankee named Al Kavadlo. The author of five books, including "Zen Mind, Strong Body" and "Pushing the Limits!". As a personal trainer, Al has worked one-on-one with all types of clients from everyday working folks to professional athletes and Olympic medalists. Al is also lead instructor for the Progressive Calisthenics Certification (PCC), and gets to bring his unique coaching style to fitness trainers and enthusiast around the globe. Here's a list of over 200 bodyweight exercises: Manvsweight.com.
So what better, we thought, than working out alongside with animated Al as he takes you through numerous progressive bodyweight exercises? Agens and Al teamed up to breathe life into this idea. The result can be found in the app stores. You don't have any excuse. Start using the app today and work out anywhere under Al's guidance.
Aftenposten+ wins WAN IFRA award
Aftenposten+ (powered by our very own mobile publishing platform IVY Engine) won the prize for Best in Tablet Publishing at the WAN IFRA Digital Media Awards Europe earlier this year and were thereby nominated to participate in the super final facing all the global winners. Yesterday Aftenposten+ made it to the top and won the prize for Best in Tablet Publishing at the WAN IFRA World Digital Media Awards 2015. During the past year, Aftenposten+ also won the Schibsted Innovation Award.
"Aftenposten+ is a delightful example of how to create a beautiful and useful news product in an efficient way. It offers an outstanding lean-back experience for its readers", says jury member Ismael Nafría from Grupo Godó (ES).
This is actually the 4th time Agens delivers the technology for an award-winning newspaper in the mobile category at the Digital Media Awards. Please visit ivyengine.com to learn more about our solutions for cutting-edge mobile publishing.
Small badge. Great honour.
Agens is proud to be awarded the Top Developer distinction in Google Play.
"Top Developer is a badge recognizing established, respected developers for their commitment to launching high-quality and innovative apps on Android. The Google Play editorial staff awards a Top Developer badge from time-to-time based on the cumulative work of the developer.
The Top Developer badge appears next to the developer name wherever it is displayed in Google Play. The badge means long-term recognition of all of the developer's apps. It signifies an additional level of trust and confidence users have in a developer's products."
Thank you Google.
Rebranding and transfer of Network Norway apps completed.
As a result of ice.net's acquisition of Network Norway, the Mitt NwN app needed to change its visual appearance. Agens took on the job to rebrand several Network Norway apps as well as the transfer of apps to ice.net's various app store accounts, whilst keeping the update history and making sure the rebranded versions were made available as updates to the existing versions.
We congratulate ice.net on becoming a full blown mobile operator.
Can you handle twin pressure?
Super simple research shows that most people wish they were a twin, and secondly that they were a ninja. We didn't dare not to act on this piece of valuable insight and decided to deliver on what people want – for once.
The result is a nerve-racking twin turboed game requiring asynchronous ninja thumb precision, laser focused eye sight and extraordinary brain-to-hand signal processing capacity. Double the trouble. Double the fun!
Taking NRK Radio from average to best-in-class
NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation) hired us to do a full visual and technical make-over of their radio app (for both Android and iOS). Our goal was to make a sleek and intuitive user interface putting the actual radio content in focus and making sure that end users have the necessary functions to control the content while listening. It turned out to be an exciting and engaging collaboration.
NRK Radio is probably the largest streaming radio experience in Norway. The archive includes everything they have produced and broadcast over the last six months. That's 133 921 complete shows and episodes to be more precise.
What is new in 4.0:
Read more about the project on nrkbeta.no:
Jan Ove Kjøndal – presenter and interviewer at Gulltaggen
Our very own Jan Ove Kjøndal is presenting at Gulltaggen 2015 – Setting the Digital Agenda in the Nordics.
Session title: App Strategy 101 – Building Great Stuff With Real Value
Session description: The future's all about small screens – and how you can tap into the ever-growing potential that lies on mobile. Jan Ove shares some thoughts regarding how you can optimize your mobile strategy to meet user expectations and grab more market share along the way.
Where: Webtraffic Stage, Oslo Colosseum.
When: Wednesday 29th of April @ 11:00.
A coherent digital strategy is about being in control of where you want your users to be.
So often we come across companies who have web and mobile as separate verticals. There can be many reasons for this. One being the fact that that web over time might have found its natural place in the organization. Whilst mobile is seen as something new and different – and thereby is organized and treated as a special entity.
To succeed digitally, it is crucial that one manages to organize and make use of web and mobile in a complementary combination.
There needs to be a coherent strategy to make sure that none of the digital channels water out or create barriers for each other.
It is the mobile channel that predominantly suffers from these colliding efforts, and to be more precise it is usually in the context of apps.
The reason this happens is due to how services most likely have been released in time and the fact that no one has taken a step back. A step back to look at the intention of each individual initiative in relation to the total offering and overall goal.
Let me explain further. Say you started off with a desktop (big screen) web solution and sooner than later :) adjusted this experience for mobile through the making of a responsive site. You now have an 1:1 offering across web and mobile – accessible from the browser. This is good, especially because responsive web via the browser, no matter, will be an acceptable fall-back solution for whatever you might do on mobile later. Then, somewhere down the lane, there is the realization that you might be missing out on mobile distribution via the app stores. The quick fix often initiated, is to wrap the web experience in a thin app (basically an app with an internal browser window) and make it available in the app stores. Since this is one of the first mobile app solutions containing core content it is branded with the company's main logo and name. Note that this implicitly is telling end users that this is where they'll find the main mobile optimized gateway to the brand experience.
At a later stage, initiatives occur within the company to make better use of the mobile toolbox. The reasoning being e.g:
So you put time and money in a new native app initiative, with strategic reasons for doing so. But how does this new entity fit in overall? How will end users intuitively perceive it? And will existing users migrate or alter their user behaviour by you simply adding a new item to the list? Also remember that in regards to branding and naming some alternatives are at this stage already taken.
This is where one has to take a step back and have a look at the whole portfolio. Is there any functional or content overlap between the mobile solutions offered? If so, should you merge or remove existing app entities? How is your mobile portfolio perceived branding wise? Should you rename / rebrand or remove existing app entities? Your choices decide which channels your users will be consuming from.
Although a relatively trivial task, this is probably where it gets political. Often due to organizational structures and the individual goals of these. The wrapped web app might belong to a different vertical (than the newcomer) and is in that sense defending those grounds (e.g. ad revenues), whilst the new app is the "cannibalizing" newcomer. The fight is on…
Having a coherent digital strategy is being conscious about what you are offering, why you are offering it and how customers perceive and act on your offering. Optimizing or altering user behavior starts with cleaning up your portfolio because that is the only way you can make sure that users will end up where you want them to be. Merging functionality and/or removing app entities is the only way to go.
Happy spring cleaning…
IVY Engine contributes to yet another winner of the WAN IFRA Digital Media Awards
The WAN IFRA Digital Media Awards Europe 2015 were dealt out this week and we are very happy and proud to see Aftenposten win the prize for Best in Tablet Publishing for Aftenposten+. Congratulations to the team and well done.
"We are glad to get such recognition. The jury was composed by the international media industry's foremost professionals, and the competition in this area is extremly tough. We see this as a distinct and warming confirmation that the choices we have made regarding this app have been correct. This applies to both the content we publish, using Dr Mobile as a layout tool and for choosing IVY Engine as the platform", says Even Teimansen, Product Manager at Aftenposten Mobile.
Renowned designer and judge Mario García described Aftenposten+ as, "One of the best newspaper tablet editions: clarity of navigation, excellent combination of short and long content. Good photography and an overall look and feel that reflect the spirit of Aftenposten. Bravo."
List of WAN IFRA DME15 winners
On a footnote we might add that Aftenposten+ is also nominated for the Innovation of the year (2014) award by the Norwegian Media Businesses' Association.
Deciding to provide a premium native app service should automatically commit you to two platforms.
Compared to web, the native mobile landscape is slightly fragmented. The mix between smartphone platforms in a given market varies a lot, but as a thumb rule Android is by far the largest mobile platform globally – with iOS as a good number two. The rest of the platforms, including Windows Phone, are minute. In the U.S. and Northern Europe the share of iOS devices is approximately equal to Android. When it comes to consumption, spending and usage on mobile devices, stats show that iOS users in general are the most active.
Because of the fragmentet mobile landscape and the complexity related to development, some brands decide to displace the development in time and concentrate their initial efforts on one single platform. Most commonly being either iOS or Android as the first one out. We fully support this careful approach because it enables one to see how the concept hits the market before investing in a second platform. Be aware that this should not be the end game. When having decided to provide a native app it implicitly means providing the same service on (at least) the two largest platforms (iOS + Android). As long as your main customer segmentation parameter isn't the mobile platform itself, you must reach out to the majority of the market. Providing a tailored premium service for only a portion of your customer base is favouring that part over the other(s). And you don't want to aggravate half of your customer base, do you?
Of course, providing a responsive web site is an acceptable fallback solution for native – we totally agree. Every serious player in the digital space should have one, but deciding to provide native apps is about going beyond web. Raising the bar. You can't afford not to cover the majority of the market when you first have decided to go down that path.
NB! The share and usage of mobile platforms varies from market to market. That insight should be the baseline for the minimum number of platforms you need to support. Potential reach vs. cost/maintenance.
Gjensidige driving practice app wins distinction for excellent interaction design
The Award for Design Excellence (Merket for god design) is the Norwegian design industry's greatest distinction, and is awarded to design agencies and companies who have cooperated on an innovative project. The awards are dealt out during the annual Design Day, hosted by The Norwegian Centre for Design and Architecture.
Agens is proud to receive the award in the category for Interaction Design together with client Gjensidige, for the first iteration of the Gjensidige driving practice app.
Gjensidige Øvelseskjøring verdict
The Fantorangen app has been well received in the Norwegian market and is now present in the top-10-lists on both Apple App Store (iOS) and Google Play (Android).
After well a month in the market the Fantorangen app we developed for NRK is ranked as the number one most downloaded free iPad app in Norway, and has climbed to 9th place in the ranking of free iPhone apps. On the Android platform the app is ranked as the 7th most popular free app in Google Play.
Ratings in the app stores as well as reviews in various blogs show that kids and parents are enjoying Fantorangen's mobile universe.
App review – Kiddly.no
App review – Barnasapper.no
App review – Nordicgame.com
WAN IFRA Digital Media Awards Europe 2015 have shortlisted four candidates in each category and both VG+ and Aftenposten+ are nominated as finalist candidates.
We are proud to see that two of our customers are shortlisted as finalist candidates at the WAN IFRA Digital Media Awards Europe 2015. Agens have been developing VG+ from scratch for VG ever since 2010 into what is now Norway's 6th largest newspaper (regardless of format) – and the only digital only newspaper. Aftenposten+ was launched one year ago as Aftenposten's premium mobile (tablet & small screen, iOS + Android) offering encompassing both content normally found in their paper edition as well as continuously updated articles following the news pulse of the day. Aftenposten+ is running on our very own wholly digital mobile publishing solution called IVY Engine. We thank Aftenposten and VG for choosing us as a solution partner, and urge other stakeholders to get in touch if they want to explore the possibilities of IVY powering their future mobile production flow and end user experience.
Best of luck in the finals!
NRK hired Agens to breathe life into the mobile universe of their favourite plushie Fantorangen
Fantorangen is a Norwegian television character known from the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK), where he has his own program on the children's channel NRK Super. Fantorangen is a plushie, and with his slightly mischievous personality, he has become one of NRK's most popular characters for children.
NRK gave us the grateful opportunity to breathe life into Fantorangen's mobile presence. They wanted the app to be a gateway to the Fantorangen universe where the target group (2-4-year-olds) can interact with the character through fun tasks and open-ended activities.
At launch the following tasks can be enjoyed in the app:
Work by Agens: Strategy, Consulting, Concept, Interactive Design, Gameplay, App development
Don't just sit there writing boring code on some random project. Join us instead.
Are you interested in working on mobile development with some of the largest brands in Scandinavia, as well as on our own cutting edge products and services?
We see ourselves as the safe haven for developers who don't do half-assed stuff. Developers on a relentless search for better ways. For great architecture. For writing beautiful code. For turning handcrafted front-end designs into pieces of tactile art. For making digital goods that are a complete joy to experience.
In short, we are looking for more digital craftsmen and -women, at both our Oslo HQ and in Grimstad.
If you've got the talent, the attitude and the independent, startup-esque mindset we're looking for, we can offer you:
And we can offer it now. Instantly.
Don't just sit there writing boring code on some random project. Drop us a line instead.
Be part of the Agens family. Contact our CEO Håvard Måseide at email@example.com.
The second iteration of the Network Norway app is complete and business functionality has been added.
When we set out on our journey together with mobile operator, Network Norway, the goal was to merge functionality they had in two existing apps into one brand new app experience. In the first release of the app we concentrated the efforts on the basic telecom consumption features, and now the business functionality finally is in place:
Work by Agens: Strategy, Consulting, Concept, Design, App development
NB! We take no responsibility for the API response time(s) dependent on the backend
We wanted to make a playful, yet intuitive design. The result is a refreshing little app with nifty motion graphics.
Gjensidige approached us with the idea of making an app for people in the process of learning to drive that would enable and encourage them to register their driving sessions. The idea behind, is that the more practicing you do, the better a driver you become, and hopefully more unlikely to be involved in an accident. The carrot for registering the practice runs, is rebated car insurance -when having reached the goal of 2000 kilometers.
Since the majority of potential app users are thought to be in their teens, we wanted to make a playful, yet intuitive design lending graphical elements from Gjensidige's existing graphical profile. The result is a refreshing little app with nifty motion graphics. To encourage practicing we added achievements and geographical references to certain covered distances. And if you are wondering, the driving companion (parent, sibling, driving teacher) has to sign off a driving session to make it count.
Happy driving! Practice makes perfect.
Work by Agens: Strategy, Consulting, Concept, Design, Motion Design, App development, Backend, Architecture
Responsive web design to make it stand out in the crowd.
E24/Dine Penger wanted to redesign the look & feel of their web site in relation to going premium. The design needed to reflect the fact that the content is paid and give a quality and magazine like feel when reading -as well as being responsive. We rolled up our sleeves and came up with a design that is simple, yet elegant and even gives room to feature important stories or collections of articles.
Work by Agens: Consulting, Concept, Design, Implementation.
Gazelle: Fast growing, profitable Norwegian company.
We are proud to learn that Agens is ranked a Gazelle company for the fourth consecutive year, but what is most important for us is how we manage to contribute to our clients' success. Our vision has always been to deliver cutting edge, high quality work and our humble success is based on continously raising the bar. A big thanks goes out to alle the people and ambitious brands we have had the pleasure of working with over the years.
Dagens Næringsliv (DN) has since 2003 nominated and presented the Norwegian Gazelles in cooperation with what is now named Bisnode Credit AS.
In order to be ranked a Gazelle the firm needs to have:
Morning Routine is an example of what happens when we take an existing app and ask "just how awesome can we make the user experience?". A testing ground and a demo for visual, interaction and motion design, backed by an imaginative and useful convenience app.
Most of our projects are made on behalf of other companies, but now and then we take the time to develop projects of our own. Morning Routine is unusual in that it was such a project twice.
It was created when one developer had the idea for an alarm clock app that made you actually get out of bed before you could turn it off. To turn the alarm off, the user has to get out of bed to scan the bar-code on a physical object.
This idea was successful enough that the app received smaller updates and improvements over the years, but a little polish every few months only goes so far, and our Morning Routine was beginning to look its age. This was especially evident in light of Google's newfound desire to make Android look good.
Then Android Lollipop showed up on the horizon. As a company, we've always been convinced that look and feel, not just features, have a significant impact on the value of a product, and so we were excited to see Google's increasing attention to design. Lollipop in particular solidified Material design further and focused big on Motion Design. As we started testing the new APIs and exploring the design language, one developer decided the time was right to not just give Morning Routine a fresh coat of paint, but to make it the freshest.
The result is a sweet new look and feel, and in the process, we gave the functionality some love as well:
Work by Agens: Idea, Concept, Design, Motion Design, App development
Norsk Tipping couldn't gamble on not supporting the iPad properly.
The Norsk Tipping app has been mobile (small screen) only since its release in early 2011. Since then there has been a tremendous increase in tablet sales in Norway, actually bypassing computer sales during 1Q13. Usage patterns from e.g. FINN.no also illustrate that tablets, and predominantly the Apple iPad, have gained a prominent foothold as a preferred device in Norwegian households.
Now, finally Norsk Tipping's iPad experience has been designed from scratch to enhance the user experience and make proper use of the enlarged screen size. The support for iPad is merged into the existing app, so the only thing you have to do is update the iOS app.
Sit down. Lean back. Get out your iPad and challenge your luck.
Work by Agens: Strategy, Consulting, Concept, Design, App development
"Aftenposten+ represents an innovative and clever piece of work"
We are happy to see that Aftenposten+, powered by our very own Ivy Engine, won the Schibsted Innovation Awards 2014 for best New Business Innovation.
The category 'New Business Innovation' is aimed at innovations that create new growth or add important values to Schibsted's brands – or the reputation of the corporate brand.
The jury's statement: "In line with all the bold initiatives Aftenposten has initiated during the past year in order to be at the frontline of digital transformation, Aftenposten+ represents an innovative and clever piece of work.Aftenposten has managed to capture the needs of a leanback user experience, giving its brand a fresh and modern look. The product is clearly based on Aftenposten's core brand values, at the same time as it differs from the other products in a unique way that leads to strong customer value. Aftenposten+ fulfills the intention to create easy access to digital content, and is well connected with the overall business strategy. So far the results have been impressive; Aftenposten+ has both created growth and further developed Aftenposten's brand values."
Congratulations to Aftenposten Mobil with Anette Mellbye and her team.
Are you interested in succeeding in the mobile tranformation of your publication/newspaper/magazine? Please get in contact.
Sleek apps for Bergens Tidende, Stavanger Aftenblad & Fædrelandsvennen released
We released Aftenposten+ in April, and now we are proud to launch apps (iOS + Android – tablet & mobile) for the paid content of the three coastal Norwegian newspapers; Bergens Tidende, Stavanger Aftenblad and Fædrelandsvennen. The main navigation scheme on the iPad version differs from Aftensposten+ in that it is horisontal instead of vertical. Giving these newspapers a look & feel that distinguishes them even more from paper and web. All apps are yet again powered by our very own mobile publishing solution called Ivy Engine.
For a Telecom operator an app is an efficient tool to cater for self help, immediate access to current status, up-sales and administration of subscriptions and services.
The first phase of the app project with telecom operator Tele2 was aimed at providing customers with the best possible overview of their current usage (domestic and abroad), invoice information and subscription information. A design was derived where the most important functions are featured on the main screen, whilst the remaining functionality is accesssible from the left drawer/main menu. Navigating can be done in several ways. Either by sliding downwards between the main sections, using the tab bar on the top, or going via the left side menu.
The app will evolve over time, and new features will be added. Enjoy.
Work by Agens: Strategy, Consulting, Concept, Design, Motion Design, App development
An app for a mobile operator is about empowering their customers. Enabling them to keep an eye on their consumption, as well as administering and accessing their subscriptions and telecom services on the fly.
The Norwegian mobile operator Network Norway (NwN) came to us with a wish to merge functionality they had in two existing apps. Namingly an app for showing usage and administrating subscriptions and another app providing various business functionality. Network Norway also had a goal for the user experience on mobile and web (MineSider) to bear resemblance to each other.
We set out to derive a new scalable design and make some tough prioritizations in the favor of usability and end user value.
We are now happy to see the first phase of the app released, with the following functionality:
More business functionality like administration of queues, setup of phone conferences and profile & absence handling will follow in soon to come updates.
Work by Agens: Strategy, Consulting, Concept, Design, App development
When we set out on a journey in 2010 with VG, the largest newspaper in Norway, it was to create a world class news experience on mobile. Now several years later, after numerous iterations and in parallel developing our own multi platform publishing solution called IvyEngine, VG+ 2.0 is starting to gain recognition across the world.
When we set out on a journey with VG, the largest newspaper in Norway, in 2010, it was to create a world class news experience on mobile. And seemingly we managed to do so. The following year VG+ won the prize for Best Paid News App at the WAN IFRA XMA Cross Media Awards 2011. However, we weren't content. The product had a few shortcomings. It was somewhat generic-looking and had too few subscribers. In order for VG+ to become profitable, we decided to reboot the concept. To convert people into becoming paying subscribers, we needed to convince them that the product was better than the free web version of VG. The only way we could do that was by delivering a top-of-the-line product, both in terms of design, user experience and editorial value. After a lot of hard work the 2.0 version was finally released early 2013.
Now, one year later and with several 100 percent increase in the subscriber base as well as becoming profitable, VG+ 2.0 i starting to be noticed around the world!
At the WAN IFRA European Digital Media Awards 2014 VG+ 2.0 got the Special Mention in the Best in Tablet Publishing category.
And now VG+ 2.0 is a finalist nominee both for Best Consumer Magazine/Newspaper App at the Appy Awards 2014 and for Best New Mobile App or Web Site at the INMA Awards 2014. We are crossing our fingers…
Also check out our VG+ case study and our mobile multi platform publishing solution IvyEngine.
Aftenposten's paid content goes mobile with Ivy Engine
We were humbled when Aftenposten chose our Ivy Engine publishing platform as means to materialise their ideas for the mobile transformation of Aftenposten -Norway's second largest newspaper. In order for their existing readers to draw resemblance to the mobile products they decided that they wanted a two fold solution within the same app. A solution that provides a fresh new static edition of the paper content (Today's Newspaper) each day as well as a section that is continously evolving and updated throughout the day (News pulse). We also added a recommended section to the top of the home screen for the purpose of highligting articles of special interest or popularity.
The ultra fast performing and lazy loading table of contents has vertical navigation, whilst the top drop-down menu enables fast jumping between sections. At the article level there is the possibility of horisontal swiping between articles so that users can read from start to finish, without going via the table of contents. The issue archive, available from the left menu, gives users access to previously published editions of Today's Newspaper in order for them to catch up on what they missed.
Of course it also supports video, picture galleries, comments, fact boxes, links to related content, Schibsted's paywall and ID (SPiD) and various means of sharing…
We hope the readers of Aftenposten will enjoy Aftenposten+ and the features to come.
At Agens HQ, things are getting more and more exciting these days.
More contracts and more work means a new opportunity to hire gifted people. Yeah, we're looking at you.
We see ourselves as the safe haven for developers that don't do half-assed stuff. Developers on a relentless search for better ways. For great architecture. For writing beautiful code. For turning handcrafted frontend designs into pieces of tactile art. For making digital goods that are a complete joy to experience.
In short, we are looking for more digital craftsmen and -women, at both our Oslo HQ and in Grimstad.
If you've got the talent, the attitude and the independent, startup-esque mindset we're looking for, we can offer you:
And we can offer it now. Instantly.
Don't just sit there writing boring code on some random project. Drop us a line instead.
Be part of the Agens family. Contact our CEO Håvard Måseide at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Capture. Add specifics. Share.
Instagram is one of the most widely used photo (& video)-sharing social networking services out there. What we noticed is that tons of people use these kind of services to show off their daily outfits and newly acquired garments and accessories. As of today there are over 10.5 million posts on Instagram utilizing the hashtag "instafashion" (#instafashion).
We wanted to make an easy-to-use tool to help people share additional product information together with their photos. An app to enable fashionistas, brands and shops to add sleek text-overlays to their fashion photos.
Capture your style. Toggle through nice themes and add the specifics to go with the picture. Share with the world via the social services of your choice. Voila! It was only natural that this app should be named: InstaFashion!
Stay tuned for future updates. More themes to follow…
Work by Agens: Idea, Concept, Design, App development
Your app should be the gate to your combined brand experience
As Apple's AppStore turns five years, it's about time a lot of big brands rethought their app strategies.
In the early days of apps, Apple told everyone that they had to be careful not to cram too much functionality into one single app. Sort of; don't expect to merge the whole totality of Photoshop into one app. You have to carefully design your features to fit with the mobile medium and especially the limited screen size. This is still a valid tip, but should not be confused with watering out functionality into several apps.
First of all you are forced to maintain all of your single-purpose-apps, which over time will result in a lot of overhead.
You should utilize the fact that a user has chosen to engage with your app for a distinct purpose and tease them with additional features beyond the reasons they first entered the app
Secondly– and most importantly– you are not thinking of your app as a full-blown channel. A gate to your combined brand experience. You should utilize the fact that a user has chosen to engage with your app for a distinct purpose and tease them with additional features beyond the reasons they first entered the app. If you place features and functionality accross many apps you completly lose out on this opportunity. The logic is very similar to how a physical store is set up.
An app can be used for informational purposes, two-way dialogue with customers, marketing, campaigns & promotions, customer self service, as an admin tool/dashboard for features, for sales, upsales and more. Keep in mind that a mobile service resides on a phone. A device which normally accompanies its user at all times. This gives you the opportunity of catering for the immediate needs of a customer regardless of location and time. The interactive feature set often provided to customers via an app also give the customers a sense of empowerment, control and transparency towards the service provider which they've never experienced before.
Of course these points aren't valid on a general basis, for every app concept and brand moving into the mobile space. The point is merely to get you to focus your mobile presence so that you to a greater degree manage to cater for your customers' needs and at the same time manage to maximise your own value in a consistent way. This is in most cases not done by functional (app) fragmentation. Use time to scope your concept so that the design and navigation takes future expansion into account.
Think purpose. Think usability. Think modular. Think beyond (the first version). Think that being present in your customer's pocket at all times, is something you aren't going to miss out on.
Inexpensive tablets are displacing the low-end computer market used primarily for consumption.
In April (30.04.13) BlackBerry's CEO, Thorstein Heins, predicted the death of tablets. The basis for his statement was obviously BlackBerry's failing attempts in this product category, but also a strong belief in the mobile phone as the prevailing form factor. As analysis firm IDC recently presented their quarterly PC and tablet sales figures (1Q13) for the Norwegian market, nothing is backing BlackBerry's predictions. What is certain is that the future has room for both small and medium/large sized devices. The question is if the latter category is called PCs or tablets -or if they by time merge into one.
1Q13 Sales, Norway
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The numbers show that for the first time (!) there were sold more tablets than computers during a quarterly period in Norway. Taken into account that the iPad, as the frontrunner in the tablet category, only was introduced during spring 2010 the displacement effect is staggering. 230 000 tablet units were sold during 1Q13 vs. 225 000 computers. This represents an 150 % increase in tablet sales versus a 30 % decrease in computer sales. If we see tablets and computers as a conjoint market there was an overall increase of 9 %. Web traffic statistics from Norway's leading online classifieds site, FINN.no (Traffic rank no. 5 – Alexa.com), equally illustarte the strong year-over-year (YOY) growth in mobile (mobile phones + tablets) visits the last three years. 37 % of all traffic is now coming from mobile.
Gartner's preliminary second quarter (2Q13) figures show a 11 % decline in global PC shipments. This marks the fifth consecutive quarter of declining shipments, which is the longest duration of decline in the PC market's history. All regions showed a decline compared to a year ago. The fall in the Asia/Pacific (APAC) PC market continued, showing five consecutive quarters of the shipment decline, while the Europe/Middle East/Africa (EMEA) PC market registered two consecutive quarters of double-digit decline.
It is believed that the inexpensive tablets are displacing the low-end PCs used primarily for consumption in developed and mature markets. First eating into the number 2 and 3 computers in the home and by time might even start displacing the home computer completly. In emerging markets, inexpensive tablets have become the first computing device for many people, who at best are deferring the purchase of a PC.
As consumer's preferences towards the equipment they use to consume digital content with, is changing rapidly -it is more important than ever that this content is tailored for smaller (multiple) screen sizes and/or made available in the form of apps. The fact that tablets often are referred to as digital consumption devices, merely stresses the fact that people, to a lesser degree, do cumbersome creational tasks on these devices. This should not be confused with passivity. Tablets are wholly interactive devices and numbers are showing strong growth in the area mobile eCommerce. The phrase "mobile first" has never been more valid than now!
Sources: IDC, Gartner, FINN.no, Alexa.com, Finansavisen, Bloomberg
Fresh statistics from NPT confirm increase in data usage as smartphone base reaches 75 percent. Operators manage to keep their level of (total) revenue as before due to the migration to bucket- and fixed pricing, even though voice and messaging usage is declining.
The Norwegian Post & Telcommunications Authority (NPT) recently released their annual telecom market report. Key mobile related take-aways show that total revenues are close to stabile with a small increase from the year before. Breaking down the numbers we see that voice (-11 %) and messaging (-4 %) revenues are decreasing year-over-year (YOY), whilst mobile data revenues are increasing (+2 %).
The biggest change is the increase in subscription revenues (+13 %), meaning that the migration of subscription types to bucket- and fixed prices are compensating for the decreased usage of traditional telecom voice & messaging services.
In other words the Norwegian mobile subscribers have in the last 3 years gone from volume based pricing to buckets, and now only two weeks ago TeliaSonera subsidiary, NetCom, introduced unlimited usage of voice and messaging (other operators, like Tele2, were quick to follow this). The introduction of unlimited in this case isn't anything disruptive, since big buckets in reality have the same effect -but it will get the first operators some good PR. The alterations in the subscription models is a natural consequence of the fact that customer's preferences have changed drastically with the adaptation rate of smartphones -to the point where data is the most important parameter. Despite this shift, the operators are managing to extract the same amount of revenue from their user bases as before! We could also say that there is a slight tendency towards an alteration of the traditional role of an operator. Being the sole communication providers is slightly weakening, whilst the role as mobile access provider is strengthening.
It is now estimated that around 75 % of the total Norwegian handset base are smartphones. This is an 10 % increase from the year before.
56 % of Consumer customers and 65 % of Business customers have generated data traffic, whilst 15 % of Consumer customers and 30 % of Business customers have at least 1 GB of data included in their subscriptions. These stats show the great potential for uptake and usage of mobile (smartphone) services and apps in Norway, but at the same time we also see that quite a big portion of smartphone users have never generated any data traffic -even though they have data included in their subscriptions. An indication that most phones now being sold are smartphones, but that some of the buyers aren't accustomed to the added potential in their devices.
Regarding international roaming there is an increase in usage across all three main telecom services compared to the year before. Again, data usage is by far the one with the greatest increase -over double the volume in 2012 (99 mill. MB) vs 2011 (43 mill. MB).
Since 2009 the Norwegian operators have managed cut their roaming costs substantially -generating more profit from roaming in 2012 than they have in many years. Since data usage also is the fastest growing parameter in the roaming scenario it is natural to think that (some) end users find it difficult to restrain themselves from using their smartphones as they have got accustomed to -also when being abroad. A good holiday tip is to bring an old phone with WiFi sharing/Personal hotspot functionality or a MiFi-router and purchase (and insert) a local prepaid SIM card that includes some kind of data bucket. Thereby you have a portable WiFi hotspot you can connect your phone to, but only pay local fees for the data usage :-) An example of a speedy MiFi-router is Huawei E5776.
All graphs and figures are courtesy of NPT
Det norske markedet for elektronisk kommunikasjon 2012 [NO]
Presentasjon Det norske ekommarkedet 2012 [NO]
Tallgrunnlag ekomstatistikk 2013 [NO]
The two largest operators in Norway have just released their numbers for top ten best selling mobile devices April 2013. Numbers are extracted from their own sales channels
NetCom also state that the total OS distribution among their top ten listed handsets is 63 % iOS and 37 % Android.
Numbers in brackets = last month's ranking. Source: NetCom & Telenor
Sensors and peripheral equipment communicating with mobile devices gives endless possibilities
Here at Agens, we also like to experiment with new technology. We just recently got hold of the Texas Instruments CC2541 SensorTag development kit. What's so cool with this system-on-a-chip, is the fact that it communicates via Bluetooth 4.0/LE, has a SDK and incorporates 6 (!) sensors: Temperature (IR & Ambient), Humidity, Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Magnetometer & Barometer.
Just think of the endelss possibilities this chip gives in combination with an app on a mobile device. Health/Medical, Training/Sports, Toys, Education… Any good usage scenarios anyone?
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Leap Motion is Kinect on steroids. It enables touchless interaction controlled only by what you allready posess: Your hands and fingers. Gesture/motion controllers are sure to be a way of interaction in the near future. Only by playing and experimenting, can we be prepared for tomorrow.
Agens is about to craft the next generation of iOS / Android products for Tele 2 and Network Norway.
We are pleased to announce that we have signed an app development contract with both Tele 2 and Network Norway, two of the most prominent and interesting Telcos out there. Needless to say, we are really looking forward to collaborating with NwN and Tele 2. We share a lot of the same philosophy when it comes to product quality, and are already hard at work planning future-proof user experiences and mobile solutions for both companies.
For a while now we've been using scrum, an agile software development method, on some of our projects…
For a while now we've been using scrum, an agile software development method, on some of our projects. That is, we've used what is commonly called "scrum-but". When we started out, we stuck very closely to the principles and procedures of scrum, but quickly – just weeks or months after starting – we found we had to tailor the method to fit the needs of the different projects. Along the way, we tweaked and changed things (sometimes even coming close to using a waterfall model, which is antithesis to agile development).
After more than a year, few things remained of our initial Scrum ideals. We were still using a task board, daily stand-up meetings and retrospectives; but we weren't time-boxing, doing story estimates, calculating velocity, having the customer prioritize work on a task-by-task basis. We didn't really know what to call it anymore, but it worked pretty well for us.
Then we started looking into Kanban. Some of it felt very familiar, since we were already doing the same things out of necessity – such as kaizen, the regular improvement of the work process. Other things we'd been doing, but not consistently – such as visualizing workflow. Most importantly, the method gives you permission to modify and change things until they work; it's about taking your existing process and improving it.
Right now we're in the middle of transferring one major project to Kanban, and looking at two more. It's an interesting experience, and so far the team is very enthusiastic about it. We ask a lot of questions, try to work out how we want this thing to work, and try to find the best tools for the job. Right now, it looks like we might have to find a new tool for our online kanban board (the old one, JIRA/Greenhopper, is not built for the type of flexibility Kanban requires). We've looked at our work flow, visualized it, and made a few minor improvements; but we're taking care not to try to change everything at once.
Small steps, gradual change, and the ability to track progress.
VG+. Best Paid App at the World Newspaper Week in Vienna.
We are happy to announce that the VG+ application has been awarded the "Best Paid App" during the Cross Media Awards in Vienna. This year's XMA Awards is WAN IFRA's (World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers) own award to honor the best news app solution worldwide. And VG+ won it!
The jury consisted of gurus like Mario Garcia and Roger Fidler from Reynolds Journalism Institute in USA. Mario Garcia himself has this to say about the VG+ solution:
"VG of Norway gives us everything we wish to have in an iPad news app: The brand extension that takes us to the familiar, with the extras that exploit the potential of this great new platform; great use of imagery; simple, distinctive design; multimedia; multigenre; in my view, BEST of show."
VG+ beat a great deal of international newspapers lik Sunday Times, Die Welt and Bloomberg News. The app scored better on all jury criteria- both content, consistency in design, integration of components and business model.
Here at Agens, we consider this a great honor. We are thankful that the jury enjoyed VG+ as much as we enjoy making it. However, there is still quite a lot of progression to be made- and the drawing board is full of ideas. We are thrilled to work on such an exiting project together with VG, the most vibrant newspaper in Norway when it comes to adapting new technology.


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This article addresses the correct billing, service and documentation requirements for HCPCS codes G0249 and G0250.
G0249: Provision of test materials and equipment for home INR monitoring of patient with either mechanical heart valve(s), chronic atrial fibrillation, or venous thromboembolism who meets Medicare coverage criteria; includes: provision of materials for use in the home and reporting of test results to physician; testing not occurring more frequently than once a week; testing materials, billing units of service include four tests.
G0250: Physician review, interpretation, and patient management of home INR testing for patient with either mechanical heart valve(s), chronic atrial fibrillation, or venous thromboembolism who meets Medicare coverage criteria; testing not occurring more frequently than once a week; billing units of service include four tests.
The correct billing of test materials and equipment for home INR monitoring and the reporting of the results to the physician (HCPCS code G0249) requires that sufficient internal controls exist at the provider to ensure documentation exists to support the full scope of services being billed. HCPCS code G0249 requires not only the provision of test materials and equipment to eligible beneficiaries, but also the reporting of test results to the physician. Testing is limited to once per week, and HCPCS code G0249 requires that four tests be performed and results reported to the physician in order to meet the service requirement. Health records lacking information regarding when and how the physician was notified would not meet the service requirement necessary to submit HCPCS code G0249.
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