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Electric automobiles are undoubtedly the future of the automotive industry. The steady growth of EVs and the acknowledgment of their favorable impact on the environment is a testament to their popularity among consumers. Moreover, the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 provided the automotive industry of the U.S a much-needed boost towards the adoption of clean … Continue reading

You always want your mobile app development process to be successful and flawless before you release a new application. However, there are some unnecessary or bothersome features that you shouldn’t include in your app because they will swiftly undermine your strategy and turn off your target audience.   Which one of them should you hold … Continue reading

In this day and age, you can not ignore the importance of smartphones and the kind of hold they have in our lives. Many people can not perform even some of the basic day-to-day functions without a smartphone. With this increased dependency comes a big responsibility for app developers to develop an app that runs … Continue reading

With time, the world depends more and more on technology, computers, phones, and applications. An increased dependency puts extra pressure on software companies, coders, and developers to minimize flaws and reduce errors to almost none, if not wholly none. One of the biggest threats to a software firm is technical debts, so it should be … Continue reading

Statista claims that come 2021, there would be 3.8 million mobile phone users worldwide. Moreover, App Annie data predicts that the user base will double from 3.5 billion of app users to 6.3 billion by 2021. Further per capita spend on mobile apps will reach $1,008 per user by 2021. With more than half the … Continue reading

As a society, we are experiencing phenomenal shifts in how we are using our mobile handsets even for small tasks, given the social distancing norms levied on us. Consequently, mobile app development is too transitioning since COVID-19 raised its ugly face. While we would love to assume that the pandemic is just a phase, the … Continue reading