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Posts Tagged ‘mobile applications’Mobile App Ecosystem [Infographic]Friday, December 16th, 2011Want to know how many mobile apps do we have right now? Or how many mobile developers have been working on them? Or how many apps has an average developer delivered? And, at last, are free or inexpensive apps ($0.99 and less) really ruling the market? Quixey, a functional search engine for apps, has created this marvellous infographic to give us the answers. (more…) Bookmark/Search this post with:
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 new in iPhone/iPad developmet Customization of legacy apps for mobile platforms, creation of native and web-based apps helped us accumulate valuable experience in iPhone/iPad development. This experience allowed us to develop smarter approach to mobile development, that includes:
Why you should spend this weekend in OdessaThursday, August 18th, 2011Three important events are going to take place in Odessa this weekend. On Friday representatives of our mobile development department will visit Mobile developer day to hear about mobile development and QA technologies, usability and monetization of mobile apps. You can learn more about the program here. On Saturday we plan to visit IT Jam - informal gathering of IT specialists, where we will attendmaster-classes of our colleagues and just enjoy communication. This event is the largest, that’s why it’s so interesting to be there. On Sunday we’re going to OdessaCamp, where we expect to learn something new about SEO, social media marketing and industry trends from businessmen, bloggers and developers. As you can see, every IT specialist can find something useful for himself this weekend in Odessa. So see you there!
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Tips for HP TouchPad apps developers (based on tests)Monday, July 11th, 2011
After running all tests, the company’s representative Aditya Bansod claims that “The TouchPad looks quite promising, but still seems rough around the edges”. What exactly does he mean by saying that? Here are the main findings: (more…) Bookmark/Search this post with:
Mobile apps are more popular than web?Wednesday, June 22nd, 2011Surveys show that customers tend to spend more time using mobile apps that accessing Internet via traditional PCs and laptops. According to Mary Meeker, KPCB, in 2011 smartphone and tablet shipments exceed those of desktop and notebook shipments. An interesting report by Flurry shows that for the time ever, daily time spent in mobile apps is 9% and currently makes 81 minutes versus the average of 74 minutes of using Internet on desktops and laptops. What’s even more interesting that it took only three years to achieve such great level of usage. The main drivers of the process were iOS and Android-based devices. That’s what we have:
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Before the release of HP TouchPad the developer community was excited about the opportunities to use modern web technologies (like HTML 5 and Node.js) with the operating system webOS. Sencha, a provider of HTML 5 frameworks and tools for developers, 
