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Featured in Windows Phone Marketplace

August 11, 2012

Needless to say, this is extremely cool though there isn’t much I can really add on top of what has been posted here before. The reviews that are coming in so far are pretty favourable though: Very cool app! Suggested things in my own home town I didn’t even know about. Great app. My exboyfriend [...]

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Windows Phone App Released!

June 27, 2012

When we managed to become the runner up in Microsoft’s FastPitch contest last year we didn’t even have a Windows Phone app yet. Well now we do. It’s taken a very long time since we got support and advice from Nokia Developer Pro+, Microsoft Canada and the Microsoft Depth Partner Support program. Overall it’s been [...]

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AndroidTapp Gives Lozzal 4.5/5

February 14, 2012

I’m pretty pumped about this one. We’re days away from releasing our Windows Phone app and out of the blue AndroidTapp reviews Lozzal. Moveover, they gave us a 4.5/5! Considering AndroidTapp reviews are some of the most highly respected in the industry I couldn’t be happier. From our press release: Android Tapp is the leading [...]

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Lozzal Featured in Android Marketplace!

August 18, 2011

We’ve been working hard to try and get the attention of Google’s featuring team for well over a year. Well it finally paid off! We are currently being featured by Google in the Marketplace! From the Official We-Create Press Release: The management team at Google along with it’s Android Market editorial board, which is known [...]

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Lozzal V3: One step back, two steps forward

June 22, 2011

We’re at it again. We’ve just published V3 of our app to the Android Marketplace. We think we may finally have it nearly perfect . The biggest change is that we removed the natural language parsing and user input. Until today a user could enter “I’m bored” or “I’m hungry” and have the system refine [...]

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Microsoft FastPitch Contest

March 29, 2011

So, while we were at CTIA last week for the AT&T OpenCall contest, something else very interesting happened. Our CMO, Cam Ruttle, went down a day early to walk the show floor and network. Basically to see what he could “scare out of the bushes”. Well, he managed to secure us a last-minute invitation to [...]

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AT&T Open Call Contest!

March 25, 2011

Remember when I said we were invited to participate in the AT&T Open Call contest? Well we participated… and we placed top 5! We had hoped to win of course as we’re biased quite sure Lozzal is the best thing since sliced bread, but top top 5 is still pretty cool. Plus there was another [...]

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Lozzal Version 2: New and Improved!

January 31, 2011

Cliche, I know. However, we have been hard at work revising Lozzal’s core algorithm and getting it ready for our US launch, and here it is! We’ve teamed up with CityGrid Media to provide us with over 10 million listings for the USA. Of course we can’t use all of those listings as Lozzal wouldn’t [...]

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‘Suggestion Engine’ Gives Direction To Vague Desires

October 24, 2010

Cool! Over the weekend Lozzal was featured in the KW Record. Even though I always find it weird to see myself in a photo in mass media, it’s still pretty awesome news for our fledgling product. Since I know The Record has a nasty habit of taking articles down in short order, I’ve made a [...]

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Lozzal on iPhone

October 13, 2010

As we just announced on Twitter, the iPhone version of Lozzal is available now for download. It’s been a long hard push to get the app into the store but Jeff has done a great job. He battled things like fact that one version of our app blocked the ‘e’ in Google Maps attribution when [...]

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Fun with Elastic Bands

September 25, 2010

Just a quick one today: Jeff wrote about our Lozzal app testing rig with Selenium on his blog, but I wanted to post the picture on mine too . Here is the photo: And here is a snippet of his blog post: Cross your fingers and hope nothing goes wrong. That’s what usually happens in [...]

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