The iPhone has more than 25,000 apps, and some of the newest ideas are coming from Houston.
Neurologist Brian Loftus knows migraine headaches. He also knows a thing or two about computer software. So he created iHeadache, an app that gives you a platform to track your headaches. You can enter data like time, place and severity of your symptoms. A report is then put together so your doctor can help come up with a diagnosis. iHeadache is now available on the iPhone App Store for $10.
But what if you have the next great app in your head, but have no idea how to make it happen? Then you might want to check out Houston based web agency ChaiONE. They are one of the only local businesses that takes you through the whole process of becoming an iPhone entrepreneur. Then who knows? Maybe one day you'll be saying, "There's an app for that."
Neurologist Brian Loftus knows migraine headaches. He also knows a thing or two about computer software. So he created iHeadache, an app that gives you a platform to track your headaches. You can enter data like time, place and severity of your symptoms. A report is then put together so your doctor can help come up with a diagnosis. iHeadache is now available on the iPhone App Store for $10.
But what if you have the next great app in your head, but have no idea how to make it happen? Then you might want to check out Houston based web agency ChaiONE. They are one of the only local businesses that takes you through the whole process of becoming an iPhone entrepreneur. Then who knows? Maybe one day you'll be saying, "There's an app for that."
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