After many months of development and exhaustive user testing, our new restaurant guest management system for Android Honeycomb tablet devices, Servus, is available. It is intuitive, powerful and can accommodate both large and small establishments. More details are available at our sister site...
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The Whizzo Blog
Today marks the one year anniversary of my pursuing Whizzo Software full-time. It's been quite a ride with a mix of both internal product development and external consulting work. And although it's been an insane amount of effort, it's also been a lot of fun.
As year two begins, there are some exciting things in the pipeline. I can't...
As year two begins, there are some exciting things in the pipeline. I can't...
Since they came out so nicely, I've decided to start selling the Whizzo shirts I had made. They are high-quality, silk-screened Hanes Beefy-T's. Click the store link above to order yours today!
These were done by Apple Tree Wear. John and his crew were very professional and went above and...
These were done by Apple Tree Wear. John and his crew were very professional and went above and...
We are actively working on the next update of both Armor Raiders and inScribe. However, I've had to take on some contract work and it's consuming more of my time than I'd like it to. The updates are still coming -- it will just take a bit longer than usual.
As for what the updates will contain, we can't promise anything definitive, but here...
As for what the updates will contain, we can't promise anything definitive, but here...
On our recent trip to California Extreme, I managed to convince my two friends, Dave and Mark, to pimp promote Whizzo by wearing some prototype t-shirts I had printed. Here's a pic of the three of us (after a long day of gaming) in front of some arcade...
Whizzo Software will be at the 2010 Game Developer's Conference in March for the first iPhone Games Summit!
Tomorrow marks the beginning of Whizzo's first full-time employee (me). Although it's going to be a lot of work, I'm excited to have the opportunity to really get things rolling and push out some of the product ideas that have, until now, only languished due to other priorities. Good things are coming. Palma non sine pulvere!
