bitHeads Builds Popular iPhone™, iPod Touch, and BlackBerry® Applications for Nat Decants










Ottawa, Canada (PRWEB) June 25, 2009

bitHeads, a leading mobile application development outsourcing company, announces the availability of the iPhone, iPod Touch, and BlackBerry food and wine pairing applications it created for leading drink writer Natalie MacLean. The Nat Decants Drink Matcher applications provide over 380,000 pairings and are now available through the iPhone App Store and BlackBerry App World. Just released, Drinks Matcher is already the the most popular paid wine pairing application in the App Store.

A bitHeads team of mobile application experts created an overall architecture and designs for the multiple platforms that provides the best user experience while saving development time and money.

“bitHeads painlessly led me through the process and delivered beautiful mobile applications on the timeline and budget they had promised,” says Natalie MacLean. “With their expertise on both the iPhone and BlackBerry platforms and by creating multiple versions of my application simultaneously, bitHeads saved me over 30% in development costs.”

About Natalie MacLean

Natalie MacLean is an independent journalist and author of the bestseller Red, White and Drunk All Over. For Google searches on popular terms like “food and wine pairing,” “food and wine matching” and “wine newsletter,” Natalie’s site is often on the first page of the results as it has become a go-to resource for food and wine lovers. Natalie has won four James Beard Journalism Awards, including the MFK Fisher Distinguished Writing Award. At the World Food Media Awards in Australia, she was named the World’s Best Drinks Writer. For more information, visit http://www.nataliemaclean.com.

About bitHeads

bitHeads, with offices in Burlington, MA and Ottawa, Canada, is the software product-building partner that helps companies get award-winning mobile software products to market faster. bitHeads’ unique approach provides rapid-start product development teams, a proven methodology for building new products faster and a partnership model based on a commitment to successful delivery. Millions of people around the globe use mobile applications and other software products that have been built by bitHeads. For more information, visit http://www.bitheads.com.

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New 10-in-1 Mobile Wine App: Top-Ranked iPhone and BlackBerry App Offers Reviews, Pairings, Cellar Journal, Recipes, Articles













Nat Decants was selected by the New York Times and Computerworld Magazine as one the top five food and wine apps.


San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) June 23, 2010

The free Nat Decants iPhone and BlackBerry app has dished up more than 7.2 million mouth-watering wine reviews, pairings and recipes since its launch in February.

Nat Decants now bundles a suite of 10 wine apps rolled into one, including a cellar journal, articles, blog posts, glossary, newsletter, pairings, wine reviews, recipes, book excerpt and world winery directory.

“This new app gives wine lovers a complete dinner solution at their fingertips,” says Natalie MacLean, editor of one of the largest wine sites at on the web at NatalieMacLean.com. “Start with a pairing, get a couple of tasty wine recommendations and a recipe, and you’re all set for the evening.” Instead of having to access several apps to put together a dinner plan, you’ve got your answer in a few clicks on the Nat Decants app.

The new mobile app is the fruit of MacLean’s eight years of hedonistic research. As a certified sommelier and winner of the World’s Best Wine Writer at the World Food Media Awards, she has written and vetted all the pairings, wine reviews and information in the app, rather than relying on computer-generated algorithms and crowd-sourced material.

“There are two trends that are exploding in popularity now: interest in food and wine, and the convenience of mobile apps,” says MacLean. “That makes the Nat Decants mobile app a natural fit like steak and shiraz—or champagne and potato chips. As a wine-loving geek, I love finding ways for new technology to help us savor all of life’s pleasures, wherever we are.”

The free Nat Decants app was selected among the top five food and wine apps by the New York Times, Globe & Mail and Computerworld Magazine.

The app can be downloaded from Apple’s iTunes or BlackBerry’s App World. For more information on the new features, please visit: http://www.nataliemaclean.com/mobileapp

High-resolution and web-friendly screen shots of the mobile app are available on Nat’s web site at http://www.nataliemaclean.com/book/highres.asp.

About Natalie:    

Natalie MacLean is an independent journalist and author of the bestseller Red, White and Drunk All Over. For Google searches on popular terms like “wine and food,” “food and wine pairing,” “food and wine matching” and “wine newsletter,” Natalie’s site is often on the first page of the results as it has become a go-to resource for food and wine lovers. Natalie is the only person to have won both the M.F.K. Fisher Distinguished Writing Award from the James Beard Foundation and the M.F.K. Fisher Award for Excellence in Culinary Writing from Les Dames d’Escoffier International.

Twitter: http://twitter.com/nataliemaclean

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/natdecants

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