Working on new, innovative apps excites us the most…no surprises there. There is another thing that gives us great joy too – the sight of young, enthusiastic coders learning the basics of mobile app development, and actually making a name for themselves as developers. During the second week of May in Sweden, our Swedish chapter –… Read More »
‘Let Us Loop You In’ That’s what the tagline of the upcoming Apple iPhone event, scheduled on March 21, is. The line is probably a nod to the new set of bands for Apple Watch that would be launched at the event. Press invites for the event were handed out over a week ago,… Read More »
The total number of app downloads has been projected to touch 275 billion by the end of 2017. Competition among app developers to grab the attention of a significant chunk of smartphone-users with their applications is fierce – and there is hardly any room for errors. A mobile app with bugs is destined… Read More »
Personal trainers and motivators can now take a backseat. Individuals no longer need to step out and attend seminars and lectures to get inspiration. An all new, and much more convenient, set of tools have emerged – which allows people to get the precise form of self-help and motivation that they need, right… Read More »
“This app seems interesting, but I do not have any more space in my phone!” “Let me take a photo…but first, let me delete a few older ones first!” If you are a smartphone-owner, you have probably uttered stuff like these at some point of time or another. The more advanced a mobile,… Read More »
A couple of months back, version 1.5.1 of Android Studio released, a few days after the first preview of v.2.0. The IDE, which comes with Gradle support, is already considered to be better, more user-friendly than Eclipse (with Apache Ant plugin) by most Android app developers. However, first time coders might find it slightly challenging… Read More »
The New Year has really started off on an interesting note for Teknowledge Software. We signed off 2015 with the start of our second branch in India, at Pune – and from the first week of 2016, we have been getting a large number of app project requests of varying nature. Our Android and iPhone… Read More »
Was Apple’s much-hyped iPhone 5C – the company’s first ‘budget smartphone’ – really a flop? While the total sales figures (nearly 25 million units) is pretty impressive, market analysts and iOS app developers unanimously agree that the handset was a poor performer in comparison with the iPhone 5S, which debuted alongside in September 2013. The… Read More »
(This GUEST POST has been contributed by Gaurav Sharma, Digital Marketing Manager of Nine Hertz) Mobile devices have almost become an essential part of people’s life. The mobile application development landscape is continually evolving with trending concepts. Whether it is ordering your favorite dish or booking the flight tickets, mobile apps really offer innumerable ways… Read More »
Ever since iOS 9 released, there has been considerable interest among many users about how the OS could be jailbroken, for greater customization. Initially, there was a buzz that it was not possible to jailbreak iOS 9 – a myth that got busted soon enough. A couple of days back, images were posted online by… Read More »