Vito Technology

Vito Technology, Inc. is an American-Russian mobile software development company, best known for the educational application Star Walk for iOS, which has had more than 5 million downloads since its release in 2009.[2][3]

Vito Technology Inc.
IndustrySoftware development
Founded2001
Key people
Victor Toporkov (CEO)
Murad Nazaraliev (Managing Director)[1]
Websitevitotechnology.com

History

The company is based in Alexandria, Virginia and is headed by Victor Toporkov. Since it entered the mobile software market in 2001, it has developed products for Windows Mobile.[4][5][6]

It originated in Novosibirsk, Siberia in the Russian Federation, sometimes referred to as “Silicon Forest".[7] Vito Technology Inc. has over 30 employees in the United States and the Russian Federation.

The latest Vito Technology endeavors include iOS and Web 2.0 software development.[8] Educational apps such as Star Walk and Solar Walk have been on top of the educational chart in the App Store for over a year. In addition, the company won an award at the Apple Design Awards in 2010 for its Star Walk app for iPad.[9]

Applications
  • Star Walk
  • Solar Walk
  • Geo Walk
  • Dino Walk: Continental Drift
  • Gyrocompass 3D
  • Holy Wars
  • Swine Time
  • Star Walk 2
  • Solar Walk 2
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References
  1. Alexander, Michael. "Interview with Murad Nazaraliev, Vito Technology".
  2. "17 of Apple's Favorite Apps".
  3. "Software Development Help". Saturday, 23 March 2019
  4. "Windows Mobile Software".
  5. "Review: Vito Technology ZoomBoard".
  6. Sorcinelli, Don. "VITO Technology GoodWin".
  7. Schramm, Mike. "WWDC 2010: Vito Technology walks on with Star Walk and Geo Walk".
  8. Martellaro, John. "iPhone Apps, From Russia with Stars".
  9. Shah, Asam. "10 incredible iPad apps for education".
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