Category: Mobile Apps

Overview Alright, people, it’s time as Google is back with another developer-friendly and exciting update to their open-source development language, Flutter. Google has always been ahead of all competitors in giving its users a secure and better environment for programming, testing, and deployment. The newest update focuses on betterment in multiple aspects like data accessibility, … Continue reading

It is once again that time of the year when Google has introduced the Beta version of the Android 12. While this happens every year, we just never get used to it and are always eager to experience this new operating system. This year, Google has made it even more exciting by giving Android OS … Continue reading

The concept of outsourcing has become fairly common in recent years with million-dollar companies to even small firms assigning parts of their operations to other organizations who specialize in this business. This has led to a communication gap between organizations especially when it comes to the tech industry and app development.   For example, a … Continue reading

From the initial idea of PWA or Progressive Web Applications, by Steve Jobs, 18 days before the launch of the first iPhone in 2007, to the coining of this term ‘PWA’ by Google in 2015 the internet changed a lot. With responsive web design, the development of such apps became possible and easy. Today, many … Continue reading

The rivalry between iOS and Android has continued since the time they both began to exist. The topic does not seem to grow old for a discussion. Instead, new aspects and analyses emerge after the release of any new feature on either side.   On one hand, smartphone users and reviewers on either side are … Continue reading

Software and apps have penetrated into all walks of life. Likewise, healthcare is also not left untouched from it. Apps have provided immense benefits to users as well as opened doors to new possibilities and opportunities. In some cases, technology has resulted in life-saving breakthroughs. Who’s up for a deep dive?   The first decade … Continue reading