As mobile technology continues to experience phenomenal growth, it has become imperative for businesses to offer users a seamless digital experience that compliments their lifestyle. User experience design has taken center stage when it comes to developing a successful app for any business.
While there’s been no word yet on the official release of Android Q, amid Google’s fondness of following a food-related naming convention, speculations are rife that the latest version might actually be named after one of the desserts. Anyway, for now, Beta 5 is here, and we can’t help but get all excited. More so because it does bring along some noteworthy features and capabilities. Also, given that Android’s market share stands at a whopping 76.08%, we believe that you too must be looking forward to getting the most out of it.
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iOS began the year on a record breaking note, while Android continues to be a evolving force in the tech industry. Businesses have a lot of contemplation to do when creating apps and products for their audiences. With app development creating an impactful touch-point between the business and the customer has become more important.
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When you begin with a new project, and try to validate a product idea through testing, you are actually far away from proper usability testing. Well, ideally it would be best to let your users know that the product is being tested and not them, regardless of the stage the product is in.
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These days, smartphones are more than just phones- they are disruptive, networked multimedia devices, and in the years to come they will get even more advanced. One of the most important features of smartphones is mobility and it has definitely changed our lives for good. It has influenced the way we conduct business, communicate and collaborate. According to a recent finding, it has been estimated that around 62% of all digital media time is now spent on mobile and 80% of this time is spent on mobile apps.
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