We are pleased to announce that updates for our Ominocity mobile apps have just been released.
This update provides iOS 5 compatibility for the iPhone and several bug fixes to the Android app.
Download Ominocity for iPhone and Android at: http://www.ominocity.com/apps/
We are pleased to announce that Ominocity, our local music blog, has been voted as “Best Local Website or Blog” in Planet S Magazine’s Best of Saskatoon reader poll.
We would like to pat our staff on the back and thank everyone who voted for us or supported us in any way!
We are pleased to announce the release of Concert Catalog v1.2.3, an update to our popular iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad application which can be downloaded for free at http://www.concertcatalog.com/.
What’s New?
- Updated for iOS 5 compatibility.
Download Concert Catalog now from http://www.concertcatalog.com/.
We are pleased to announce another event sponsorship for the fall — the YYJFreelanceCamp to be held on Saturday, October 22nd from 9am to 5pm at InHub Coworking Space in Victoria.
YYJFreelanceCamp is an event where you can meet local freelancers, entrepreneurs, and small business owners to learn from their experience, and offer your own words of wisdom.
For more information on YYJFreelanceCamp and to register please visit: http://brandscaping.ca/freelancecamp/
Following yesterday’s announcement that we will be sponsoring BarCamp Saskatoon, we thought this would be as good a time as any to announce another event that we will be sponsoring this fall — the Halifax Pop Explosion.
Halifax Pop Explosion is an international music festival and conference that presents 150 bands in 18 venues over 5 days to over 17,000 fans and industry delegates from around the world.
Varial is pleased to be a long time sponsor of the Halifax Pop Explosion and encourages you to take part in the event which will be held in Halifax on October 18 – 22, 2011.
For more information and to view this year’s festival lineup, please visit: http://halifaxpopexplosion.com/
We are pleased to announce that we are now an official sponsor of BarCamp Saskatoon, an event designed to bring together people who love technology to talk and to learn.
This year’s BarCamp is being held on Saturday, November 5, 2011 from 12pm-9pm at VendAsta.
For more information please visit: http://www.barcampsaskatoon.org/
Since launching a daily posting schedule 3 months ago, our tech blog has seen a lot of growth and success. Our app recommendations have been considerably popular, to the point in which we have decided to branch those off into their own website which we are now developing and will launch at a later date.
Further, we have decided to switch from a daily posting schedule to a weekly posting schedule, to allow more time for us to prepare more in depth articles for our readers.
We hope you enjoy the many articles we have planned for the upcoming weeks!
After viewing several office spaces last week, today we signed the papers and will be moving into The Two Twenty (220 20th St W) on September 15th. The Two Twenty is a community of like-minded businesses operating within the same building and features a gourmet coffee shop, private offices and studios, and a co-working lounge. Varial will be moving into a private office on the 2nd floor of the building and we will likely spend a lot of time mingling in the co-working lounge on the main floor. We look forward to moving in and networking with all of the freelancers, designers, developers and artists working within the building!
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We had big plans for the Varial blog since launching our corporate website over a year ago but sadly it has been kept to boring announcements and server status updates.
All that will change on Monday when we “relaunch” our blog with a Monday to Friday daily posting schedule that will feature social media tips, app recommendations, web hosting tutorials, business advice, and tech news highlights.
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