Is Multiplatform The Future Of Mobile Development?

Thursday, November 12, 2015

Based on a report contributed by MobiDev at CeBIT 2014.

Where Can Multiplatform Development Be Applied?

If you are sure about devices and operating systems, which are used by your target audience, you don't have to encompass everyone. But if your business requires a huge audience with many device types, you should think how it will influence your business. Such apps may include:

Global Mobile Trends and Enablers: Current State and Future Outlook

The year 2011 was marked with more innovations and developments in the mobile space than ever before. With healthy growth rates recorded in 2011 and optimistic predictions for the next few years, 2012 looks like the year of even more interesting mobile developments.

The Best HTC Wildfire Mobile Comparison

Your A wild fire will come inside as well as supplants your Tattoo as HTC's mid-range device, providing up the right now established Good sense software operating over Android 2.1. Alterations in the Tattoo center around improved build good quality, a new capacitive show and also hair styling in which owes significantly to the flagship HTC Desire phone.

Take Away From Google I/O 2013 - All Androids Are Equal!

Introduction

Time was when Google developer conferences buzzed around Google Maps, Web tool kit and so on. But from the last conference onwards the limelight was on Android, and Chrome in that order. Perhaps the humongous opportunity resting in smartphones has sunk deep into Google. A fact acknowledged by Larry Page himself when he quipped that he would like to run the company via his smartphone.

Android User Security

Ten years ago, the Operating System workhorses for US Government IT networks were Windows for unclassified And Solaris for classified traffic. There were sprinklings of Novell (due to its unique messaging system) and Mac OSx But there was no way a Systems Administrator was going to be allowed to put Linux on any government operational network.

Mobile Apps Vs Mobile Web - Which Should Your Business Choose?

As more and more mobile smart phones are sold, the buzz around mobile apps gets ever louder. So, every business should rush out and get a mobile app developed - right? Maybe not.

The low-down on mobile apps and mobile websites.

Let's get the definitions out of the way. Mobile apps are basically small applications that you download and run on your feature phone or smart phone. An app will run locally on your handset and may or may not access services on the web to update and refresh the content that's displayed. In contrast, a mobile website is basically a slimmed down version of a normal website that's optimised for the smaller display area that's typical of feature phones and smart phones. Mobile websites are generally accessed via a browser application on your handset.

Will Windows Mobile 7 Resuscitate Microsoft?

When Microsoft entered the mobile phone arena hopes were high. We thought they were going to power their way up the ladder and lead in the space. After all they are the primary computer operating software, have a very strong brand, so why wouldn't that translate to the mobile world? However so far they have been a disappointment. The current Windows Mobile operating system has been too complicated and Microsoft doesn't seem to know it. Worse Apple and Google have stolen the headlines. Could that be getting ready to change with Mobile 7?