iMellon

Today, we’re excited to announce our new corporate identity, Trebbble.

Rebranding from iMellon to Trebbble represents our business evolution and direction. Our mission is to create brilliant mobile experiences!

You are invited to like our new page and visit our website.

Mobile strategy and development firm, specializing in the delivery of brilliant mobile experiences | Mobile strategy and development firm, specializing in the delivery of brilliant mobile experiences

"Shoppers are using their mobile devices to support the whole customer-shopping journey, from discovery of new products and brands through to purchase".

We highly encourage all of you to read the latest blogpost from VisionMobile Ltd on the latest trends of the Retail-Mobile sector.

Fashion Tech: how retailers are accelerating the app phenomenon | VisionMobile [Did you ever think that your mobile can be your remote control for shopping? It’s getting there. Guest author Zabetta Camilleri reviews how mobile apps are

It's coffetime...

The bank in your pocket!

Mobile banking is on the rise, and it’s safer than you think. Check this interesting infographic

The rise of mobile banking and security concerns in the US [Infographic] | mobiThinking Teaser: 21 percent of mobile phone owners have used mobile banking in the past 12 months. 48 percent of the people who didn’t use mobile banking said they were put off by security concerns.The Infographic from CreditScore.Net charts US

It's TV apps time...2nd-Screen Development... (via VisionMobile Ltd)

From Mobile to TV: The companion screens opportunity and the role of apps | VisionMobile [The latest trend in app development is targeting companion screens, as a way to bridge a multi-screen experience. Guest author Peggy Allbright investigates the

Are You Addicted to Your Smartphone? [INFOGRAPHIC] This infographic shows just how attached the average person is to their smartphone -- and why.

Global mobile data traffic is expected to increase 18-fold by 2016!

It's all about taking the most out of mobility...

Infographic: The staggeringly huge future of mobility Global mobile data traffic is expected to increase 18-fold by 2016.

For the first time next year smartphones will outship feature phones. More opportunities available for brands and marketeers to monetize!

Smartphones outship feature phones for the first time: report - Mobile Marketer - Research The market for smartphones is growing at a faster pace than previously expected and, as a result, these devices are expected to account for the majority of global mobile phone shipments by next year, according to a new report from IHS iSuppli.

Friday night...late at work...

Super camera? Smartphone? ...Or maybe both?

Brand new Android-power camera by Nikon, coming with 16 megapixes and 10x optical zoom, clearly sets new standards on anytime-anywhere photoshooting!

Nikon's Android-Powered Bid to Change Mobile Photography Nikon just launched the first-ever Android-powered point-and-shoot camera. It's a smart move designed to make the company's line of consumer products relevant in a world of ubiquitous phonecams. It could also turn out to be good for mobile photography in general. If the concept catches on, we'll see...

You have a smartphone? Now you have a wallet too...

Make payments through your mobile on the fly, by using your credit card, Visa or Mastercard!

Google Wallet: Make Your Phone Your Wallet A demonstration of the Google Wallet mobile app, and how you can pay in-store by tapping your phone anywhere contactless NFC payments are accepted.

Powerful infographic by VisionMobile Ltd, presenting:

- The most popular platforms for mobile developers
- Which screens developers are currently targeting
- Most profitable vs. most expensive mobile platforms
- Regional demand vs. supply of apps.and many other useful insights on the mobile app economy!

The Rise of the New App Economy | VisionMobile We're proud to present our latest infographic, The Rise of the new App Economy - presenting some of the key findings and insights from our Developer Economics