You update an old mobile app by first auditing it, then rebuilding it with the current Apple and Google development kits, replacing the third-party libraries that have gone stale, and retesting it on current phones before resubmitting it to the stores. How muc...
If your mobile app started crashing or refusing to open right after an iOS or Android update, the usual cause is that the new operating system changed...
You make a mobile app accessible by making it work with the assistive features already built into phones, mainly the screen readers (VoiceOver on iOS,...
A rejection means a new app or an update did not pass store review, and the version already live is normally untouched. A removal means the app itself...
When people picture a mobile app, they picture the screens. But the part a user taps on is usually the smaller half of the project. Behind it sits a b...
Two companies can ask for "a booking app" and receive quotes that differ several times over. Usually neither quote is wrong. They describe different a...
If you are planning a mobile app, one of the first decisions your development partner will ask you to make is also one of the hardest to reverse: buil...
Building the app is only part of the job. Before anyone can download it, your business has to open developer accounts, pass identity checks, complete...
Taking payment inside a mobile app is not the same as adding a checkout to a website. Apple and Google each set rules about which payment method an ap...
A finished app is not automatically a visible one. People find apps by typing a need into the store search box, browsing a category, or following a li...
A push notification is the only way your app can speak to a customer who is not currently using it. That makes it valuable, and it also makes it easy...
Each person is brought into the world with interest. People constantly need to know things about spots and others too. Is it accurate to say that you...
