It is the time of year where we start fresh! New resolutions, new ideas, new business plans to execute. And speaking of new ideas; now is the time of year where we get a lot of inquiries from mobile entrepreneurs about their app ideas. Learn how a market feasibility study can help!
Since we are nearly at the end of 2012, it’s time to look back at some of the most popular Amadeus Consulting blogs from this year. Topics range from mobile app development, the battle between 3G and 4G, logo design, and more.
Last week I wrote about five cool technology innovations in 2012. As promised I will now talk about some of the not-so-cool technology flops of the year.
iPhone 5 new screen ratio is posing a challenge for app developers. Learn why and what you can do to mitigate those challenges.
In anticipation of the upcoming release, I have compiled a list of app features that are most likely to create vulnerabilities, performance issues or crashing on iOS 6.
The role of the Creative team in a software development company is a unique one. In addition to their usual ownership of web, print and branding design, they have to be well-versed in a variety of technical languages and programs. For the most part, user experience and user interface design make or break a mobile app, regardless of how technically savvy they are on the back end.
As web and mobile platforms become our main modes of gathering and sharing information, user experience (UX), or a person’s perceptions of the practical aspects such as utility, ease of use and efficiency of a system or program, must inform all aspects of interactive design.
More than any technology that has been introduced in the last decade, mobile devices have changed the way that consumers access, interpret and disseminate information. This trend is getting stronger every year, and mobile and technology analysts continue to predict that the impacts smartphones, tablets and cloud computing will have on our lives. One Pew Research Center study even forecasted a complete shift to mobile payments by the year 2020, eliminating the need for traditional cash currency, checks and even debit/credit cards. While this and some of the other mobile-only scenarios seem far-fetched, and even a bit scary to some, it is clear that we are fast approaching a mostly-mobile lifestyle.
After you finally take the leap to buy iPads for your sales force, how do you make sure you are getting the most bang for your buck? Here are three tips for businesses looking to maximize their tablet investment.
As a part of the California Mobile Privacy Agreement the company signed in February, Apple has started rejecting App Store submissions that access UDIDs.
