Boston Technology worked with a US based healthcare marketing company to build a mobile version of their patient feedback application for Android and iPhone. The backend database calls to get data were converted to ReST based web services to allow their partners to call their APIs to get the relevant information. The mobile web browser interface used jQuery and HTML5 to make it portable across different mobile devices.

Boston Technology delivered a customizable iPad application targeted at pilots. Once the pilot entered custom aircraft information, the app delved into its database of individual airport runway information and enabled the pilot to arrive at a the optimum landing speed based on the aircraft, runway and existing weather conditions. The application was entirely developed on the iOS platform using Objective C and C.

Boston Technology was tapped to develop an iPad application that would simulate a patient's heart under different medications and heart-implants. The application helps the client's sales force to compare and contrast their cardiac assist devices with those of their competitors, thus giving doctors a clear idea about what their options are.

Boston Technology delivered a customizable iPad application for a major marketing company to enable their sales team to instantly modify their sales collateral based on the situation. The application was entirely developed on the iOS platform using Objective C and used PHP on the backend to submit order details.

Boston Technology developed a customizable product catalog for a leading sporting goods manufacturer that allowed their field-sales staff to customize the catalog on-the-fly as they were engaged with their retailer. Care was taken to provide for a completely off-line experience since the existence of a network was not always guaranteed. The application made heavy use of WebKit.

Boston Technology developed an iPhone application based on QuickBooks to enable businesses to get a snapshot of their financials like account receivables, payables, etc their mobile phones. This was for a US based technology solutions provider. The front end was developed on the iOS platform using Objective C and used a Java middle layer to interface with the database and communicate through JSON.