It has been a memorable weekend for us, as we experienced two contradicting sides of Greece. On the one hand, we had the opportunity to see young people working together and producing unique ideas. On the other hand, as we all know, the protest in Athens against austerity measures lead to serious riots. Among the ‘victims’ of Sunday’s incidents, was our office in the center of Athens.

On Wednesday, February 8, Niobium Labs team presented the highlights of the Responsive Web Design technique at the premises of the Greek Graphic Designers Association.

We recently came across this question on Quora:How hard would it be to build Siri from scratch? http://www.quora.com/Siri-software/How-hard-would-it-be-to-build-Siri-from-scratch

Niobium Labs is hosting a hands-on coding session at the most prestigious technical university in Greece, showcasing usage of Wolfram|Alpha platform to develop high-level products and services with their API integrated with OpenEars, an open-source iOS library for implementing round-trip English language speech recognition and text-to-speech.

We are so much in to user experience, information architecture, usability and consistency throughout our apps. Mobile apps real estate is very expensive and there is no room for errors. We love to build pixel perfect apps that engage our end users building up on preexisting interaction consistency. If you are so passionate yourself about fluent and inspirational designs and all these cool stuff check out Nick Finck’s Gifts for…

Είμαστε στην ευχάριστη θέση να ανακοινώσουμε ότι για πρώτη φορά στην ιστορία τους τα ΕΒΓΕ βραβεύουν μία iPhone εφαρμογή.

Niobium Labs affective analysis suite – which automatically detects and classifies emotions most likely to be present in visual inputs – has recently officially exited stealth mode. Best part? We’ll be presenting it to the tech savvy and innovative crowd of TEDxThess this coming Saturday morning, April the 2nd.

via Nielsen and MobileMarketingWatch