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While traveling last week, I sat next to a woman who had spent the night sleeping in the Vegas airport, courtesy of her airline. Needless to say, she had many choice words to say about the airline and its customer service. Twenty years ago, her complaints would have stopped at the ears of her family, friends, and a few passersby. Today, through Facebook and Twitter, her experience and voice can be heard around the world in minutes, and its message can hurt a brand for much longer.

Enter the Viralheat iPhone app.

Designed and built by Log(n), the app allows companies to gauge what their customers are saying and respond anytime, anywhere. An extension of Viralheat’s popular desktop app,  the iPhone app has the all-star features that have allowed Viralheat to become the chosen solution for more than 25,000 brand and community managers—prompting Forbes to call it the best new app for social media.

Don’t believe the hype? Try it out for yourself! The Viralheat iPhone app is available now on the App Store.

Online video consumption patterns are shifting from searching and viewing short three-four minute clips to a longer, effortless, and immersive experience offered by TV.  As Josh Constine of TechCrunch writes, “[a] lean-back, TV-like experience on the Internet is the future of television.”

Enter MOX.

MOX features a TV-calibre 24/7 curated video stream and a deep archive of content for users to discover and share EDM or electronic dance music. MOX brings the latest dance music videos, news, interviews, festival coverage, concerts, studio sessions, and original episodic programming to fans on any connected device. The ability to enjoy a lean-back experience coupled with the flexibility to discover content that fits your mood gives MOX an edge over radio and on-demand streaming.

Log(n) worked closely with the MOX team to create their mobile web interface using some of the latest web technologies. Launched just last week, MOX is currently in beta and is already receiving stellar reviews, like this one from TechCrunch. We’re certain there will be more good things in weeks ahead.

To see MOX in action, go to m.mox.tv from any mobile device.

Chances are, when given the choice between calling friends or sending them a text message, most of us will opt for the latter. A survey from Pew’s Internet and American Life Project found that Milennials send on average 3,200 texts per month, which is why MessageMe, a new app for Android and iOS, is sure to tip the scales even further.

Spinning the traditional messaging app on its head, MessageMe makes it easy to share, connect, and collaborate through an arsenal of media, including: photos,videos, music, audio recordings, location, and “doodles”—drawings created through a built-in whiteboard so you can create on the fly, or mark up content shared by a friend.

Perhaps the biggest draws of MessageMe are under the hood. The app uses push notifications instead of SMS, allowing for unlimited and free chatting over WiFi, 3G, EDGE, or LTE. And by using persistent authentication, moving from one device to another means the conversation can continue anytime, and anywhere. Lastly, and this is where the founders’ social gaming background comes into play, the app matches a device’s address book against the MessageMe database so as soon as a contact signs up, you’ll get an alert. This, in combination with an effective use of Facebook’s viral channels makes it easy for users to connect and share with their friends—and for MessageMe to grow.

The Log(n) team is proud to have worked with MessageMe to build the Android Application.

Get it here for Android.

Get it here for iOS.

See what others are saying about MessageMe:
TechCrunch—”MessageMe: A Richer, Faster Messaging App that Quickly Grabs Doodles, Videos & Images.”

Mashable—”MessageMe Brings Rich Media and Context to Mobile Messaging”

Mobile Industry Review—”Do We Need Another Chat App? No, We Need MessageMe.”