https://www.grab.com/sg/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2017/10/The-Mobile-App-that-leaves-nobody-behind.mp3 Grab is for everybody — even folks with mobility issues. For Sze Ling, a visually impaired Singaporean, getting out of her home used to be a daunting task. She lost her vision at the age of four due to glaucoma and, since then, her eyes could only sense light. Visual disability, however, hasn’t stopped
There are plenty of mobile apps available on app stores. They are all made to fulfill a purpose and meet human needs. The idea behind mobile apps is always to simplify the complications of human life and assist them in the best way possible while having the user engaged. But, are all the apps successful
Congratulations, you have decided to design your own mobile app! Yes, these are the times when an app is not just beneficial to businesses, but a powerful product in itself. However, it certainly does not involve a one-size-fits-all strategy. Here are 5 things to consider when designing your mobile application: Have a well-defined target audience.
The Servicecore mobile app is now available for all Apple and Android products. The app makes it easy to access your technician account on the go, which allows your technician to take better better notes on a job site, and quickly check customer, schedule, and accounting information. If you’re ready to take your business operations
Stuffing your desktop into your back pocket is a very impractical thing to do. Think of the back pain, the asymmetrical sitting, the incessant mockery from friends and family. A sort of post-millennial tech version of the “Costanza Wallet Syndrome”. Then what do you do when the product you love is a superstar on desktop
The tool assists passengers from booking through disembarkation onboard and off the ship. “Whether they’re 60 days from their sail date or in the middle of their cruise, the Cruise Norwegian app brings seamless anytime-access to a myriad of onboard offerings, services and activities right into the palms of our guests’ hands,” said Andy Stuart,
Developing a mobile app is popular in today’s start-up world. With daily headlines about this field of products, it’s easy to be attracted to mobile apps as a business model. For instance, Uber is valued at over fifty million dollars. Pokemon generated nearly a billion dollars in 2016 alone. Candy Crush was acquired for over
MockingBot, thinks when he first started the project in 2012. Like many entrepreneurs in early 2010s, Zhang was inspired by Mark Zuckerberg’s story and sought to build his own social network service for Chinese users. But he finds it’s darn hard to explain his ideas to friends and there are no products available on the
The average user has around 26 to 55 applications downloaded to his smartphone device. Most likely, you have entertainment and gaming apps, a banking app, a few social media apps, fitness apps, and eCommerce apps to shop at your favorite stores. While you probably don’t care if an app like TriviaCrack gets hacked, a lot
These days, most app developers can’t avoid staying up and burning the midnight oil – especially in an industry where millions of mobile apps are already launched and available across multiple marketplaces. Even putting that aside, when it comes to finally promoting a finished product, the multitude of mobile marketing tactics and methods available to
