Mobilizing applications has a number of costs and benefits associated with it, as does any strategic initiative your company undertakes – see where Cascada Mobile Breeze fits in to the picture.

Mobile Marketer picked up our work with Polar Mobile showing how Breeze can be used to extend the reach of mobile applications. We are seeing more publishers and marketers move in this direction trying to provide the best user experience for all mobile devices.

BlackBerry News did a write up on our platform. Follow along for a few screenshots of how things work, and what it looks like building a real app.

Mobile applications: Ultimately good or bad for the wireless operator?

Paul Golding at Wireless Wanders reviews Cascada Mobile Breeze.

“This startup allows anyone anywhere to design and create mobile phone applications which can then be sent to any handset. It’s a user-friendly product for people who want to create their own mobile phone apps to be shared with others through individual sharing or viral distribution.”

I connected with Cascada’s top chap and was rather impressed to see they’d already created a demo Mobile Industry Review application for us here. I’ve got footage galore.

Find out how to take your basic web development skills and build a mobile J2ME application using Breeze.

Cascada Mobile selected as Red Herring Top 50 Finalist

We are continuing to see some really useful stuff being hacked together after we released an unrestricted API for the startup data we’ve gathered on CrunchBase. …

“Sean Maurik from Cascada Mobile created a mobile app that works on a bunch of phones to get CrunchBase data.”