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Come See Entropy at The Frankfurt Book Fair

Entropy is very excited to be attending this year's Frankfurt Book Fair this Wednesday through Friday (10th - 13th October). We already have loads of exciting meetups planned, but if you have some time on Wednesday 10th come and see our booth in the IPG Area (HALL 6.2, A73). We'll be there from 13:00 on Wednesday and always excited to meet up and chat about all things publishing and technology. Entropy is very pleased to be hosted at the event by IPG, the Independent Publishers Guild, and wil...

Entropy at IPG Autumn Conference 2018

Entropy is super excited to be an official sponsor of the IPG's Autumn Conference in London on Tuesday the 18th September! If you haven't yet booked a ticket for this great one-day event with Independent Publishers around the UK, head on over to the IPG site and grab one ASAP!Entropy's CEO was also featured on the latest edition of the IPG podcast talking technology for large and small publishers in the run-up to the Autumn Conference. Have a listen below:If you'll be attending the Autumn Con...

Devices We Love: Samsung Tab S4

If you have followed the Entropy Blog over the past several years you will know we are unabashed iPad Pro fanatics. We were all over the first 12.9-inch iPad Pro way back in 2015, and even launched a series of posts detailing life in a software development agency using only the iPad Pro as our main machine. So yeah, we love that machine. But here's the thing, although iOS 11 brought a TON of new (and badly needed) features to the iPad Pro (including a desktop-like Dock, better multitasking, a...

Oxford Global Languages Initiative Rolls On

Entropy is immensely proud of the work we have been doing with Oxford University Press as part of the "Oxford Global Languages" programme to realise the launch and development of the living dictionary to a number of under-represented languages around the world.Throughout the development of the programme, the Remarkable CMS has played a crucial role in powering the workflow and content management of new Oxford Dictionaries sites in languages like Northern Sotho, isiZulu, Malay, and Urdu.This w...

Entropy & The National Museum of Computing Announce the Colossus VR Experience

We are very excited to announce the launch of Entropy's Colossus VR Experience in cooperation with The National Museum of Computing. The new 360 VR Experience will allow users to see and experience the process of Second World War decryption of German High Command messages using the world's first programmable computer, the Colossus.The 2-minute immersive VR experience (available for the HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, and Google Daydream platforms) will transport users to a Second World War briefing ro...

Oxford Dictionaries - Built & Managed by Entropy

If you have followed the Entropy Blog the last few months, you have probably seen our excited launch announcements of the various Oxford Global Language sites running on Entropy's Remarkable CMS platform.The Oxford Global Languages initiative has now taken a huge turn back toward its roots this week, with the full launch of Oxford Dictionaries Online (in English and Spanish) powered by Remarkable and fully hosted and managed by Entropy. Not only will visitors to Oxford Dictionaries enjoy a to...

Entropy & Microsoft Blaze a Trail for Linux on Azure

Over the past few months, quietly and behind the scenes, Entropy has been hard at work with Microsoft's Azure Team on the recently announced Linux App Service on Azure.As Ruby on Rails and Linux advocates, we were thrilled to be offered the chance to test the new service and work closely with the Microsoft Linux App Team to configure and install our Remarkable Content Management System using the Docker Container system onto the new platform.Entropy is one of the leading development and manage...

MWC 2018 Thoughts

As I sip my coffee and stare down another long day on my feet here in Barcelona, I wanted to get a few quick notes down on my initial impressions of Mobile World Congress 2018 thusfar.For starters, it has an decidedly *odd* feel this year. Maybe that's because there's no congruent theme running through the show like, say, Smartwatches in 2015 or VR in 2016, or even IoT in 2017. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but so far I have the feeling most exhibitors are kinda going through the motion...