Archives for 2018

By Jonny Evans Digital transformation. Artificial intelligence. The Internet of Things. The mobile workforce. Even photo libraries capable of gathering themselves into their own collections, productivity and team management enhancements via a mobile device....

By Elisabeth Buchwald The deaths of designer Kate Spade and celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain have highlighted America’s rising suicide rate and the need for suicide prevention, but it doesn’t always come from talk therapy or a suicide hotline. App...

By Daniel Eran Dilger Apple’s annual Worldwide Developer Conference is often mistaken for a hardware product launch event. However, the main purpose of WWDC is to introduce Apple’s latest software enhancements and tools to the third party...

By Shara Tibken Apple CEO Tim Cook has nothing but praise for augmented reality, saying it’s a technology that’s potentially as important as the iPhone. It turns out he may have big plans for virtual reality too. The company is working on...

By Michael Georgiou How much development your app requires directly affects the final cost. Before you hire the services of an app builder, take the time to map out your app, including its purpose, your goals, the app’s features, etc. You have a...

By Lauren Johnson For decades, fast-food chains have chased quick sales with limited-time promotions and products (R.I.P. McDonald’s McPizza and Wendy’s 2012 luxe hamburger with lobster claws and caviar) and revenue-minded marketing intended to drive...

By Paul Miller It’s 2018, how should you make an app? Here’s the short answer: nobody knows. But maybe that’s a good thing. Yesterday, Google announced the official beta release of its Flutter app development framework (as seen on 9to5Google). It’s...

By Amir Rozenberg As consumers and businesses are turning to apps to improve productivity and administrative efficiency, developers are resolving to streamline processes to keep apps functional while they release new features and updates to meet market...