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This latest project for Punchkick Interactive has been completed and is available on the Apple Store.

"The app, called GE Mood Lighting Cam, will give users a way to experience the difference that lighting can have on their life by showing them their photos merged with several lighting filters."



G.E. Mood Camera website

"Hoping to erase gym-room anxiety, College Fitness recently released an application for the iPhone or iPod Touch, which easily enables a user to plan and bring their workout with them to the gym."

The app, called CFMobile, works with a user’s College Fitness online account. The online account serves as a hub for planning the workouts ahead of time, by weeks or months. Then, the user may download the workouts to their Apple device and take it wherever he or she desires. The user may also download clips, which show models performing the exercise or lift properly, while explaining how to do the exercise safely.

Source: College News

A couple of months ago I had the opportunity to explore and implement the Google Maps API. I wrote a JavaScript class that provides all the necessary callback implementations and configurations for using the Google Maps API on a website (free google api key required). The class is designed to work around JQuery and PHP. With some research and effort I was able to come up with an object that is capable of displaying multiple maps on a single page with different map styles and other parameters.…forward and reverse geocoding are also supported.