Archives for 2015

By Mehul Rajput In this era of the digital, one cannot deny the fact that the success of any business directly relates to its presence on mobile. Connectivity with customers has always played a key role in business and, today, the only way to keep yourself...

By Amy Rivers Creating an application that stands out from a sea of these existing apps can be a daunting task. However, some apps still manage to catch the user’s attention and adhere to their preferences. Ever wondered why some mobile applications...

By Firstpost Staff By the end of 2017, market demand for mobile app development services will grow at least five times faster than internal IT organizations’ capacity to deliver them, according to Gartner, Inc. Gartner forecasts mobile phone sales...

By Holly Chavez Apps have become a much more popular way for smartphone users to find new information. In fact, user surveys have found that people spend 88 percent of their smartphone time using apps as opposed to looking things up via a browser. This...

By Adam Groff The next time you’re walking down the street or waiting in line at the coffee shop, take a look around. Chances are more than a few people are on their smartphones and there’s a good chance they’re using a mobile app. With...

By Ann All In the early days of mobile apps, the prevailing wisdom was that people would consume content, but not create it, on their mobile devices. “Who would want to do complicated, multi-step processes on a smartphone’s tiny screen?”...

By Eleanor Burns App experience is a top priority for millenials according to new research from Oracle, with 55% saying a poor app experience would put them off using a company’s products or services. The Oracle report, “Millennials and mobility:...

By Burley Kawasaki No question about it, we’re mobile now. Consumers use smartphones and tablets to do nearly everything. They expect businesses to provide their services through mobile channels, and it’s not only consumers: B2B interaction is mobile,...

By Rob Crossley Nintendo is expecting to release its first mobile game before the end of 2015, the corporation’s chief executive has claimed. On Tuesday, Satoru Iwata brought an end to more than two years of speculation and debate by announcing that...