InSlideOut is one of the most detailed event-based app in the app portfolio of Teknowledge. Aaron Rosenzweig, who conceptualized the app, has got to be lauded for his vision – to help people across the world keep track of their favorite social events and sporting affairs, and attend them with ease. The iOS version of… Read More »
Well, hello folks…and welcome to a brand new edition of AppBoard Tuesday (ABT) – the free weekly e-newsletter from Teknowledge. A few days back, while doing a bit of research, our team came across a very interesting stat – on average, nearly 3 out of 4 mobile app startups fail every year. A hint of… Read More »
In our nearly 9-year journey as a mobile app development company, we have noticed one thing that sticks out like a sore thumb: the distinct paucity of quality apps for kids. Most of the ones already present at the app stores do not have any educational value whatsoever, while the reading apps for kids are… Read More »
The popularity of Spine is increasing rapidly among professional animators and mobile game developers. In what follows, we have highlighted some of the key factors that make this 2D skeletal animation tool really user-friendly. For creating high-end, realistic 2D animations for mobile games, sprite sheets are most commonly used by developers. Sprite sheets offer… Read More »
“Don’t take so much of stress…it is affecting your health!” How many times have we heard this from doctors? All of us are aware that remaining stress-free goes a long way in ensuring mental peace – but even so, our daily workplace tensions, family troubles, distractions, and other minor quabbles tend to bog us down.… Read More »
What do you do if your flight is delayed for 14 hours and you are stuck at the airport? Watch the television, listen to the PA system, maybe grab some snacks, read a novel, right? Well, if Amber Blumanis, an up-and-coming entrepreneur from Australia, had done any of these to while away the time… Read More »
Life is all about fleeting moments, right? Time is never at a standstill, and the person/thing/tour we love the most grows and changes in a blur and a whiz – somehow heightening a sense of loss in our hearts. These were precisely the thoughts of Luke Holden, as he started toying with the concept… Read More »
The adoption rate of Android Lollipop, after more than two months of its release, has remained shockingly low. A major update – Android 5.1 Lollipop – is scheduled to be launched in the end of February. We have highlighted some likely improvements in the new update, in what follows. The latest round in the… Read More »
The hiatus is over, folks! AppBoard Tuesday (ABT), the free weekly newsletter that gives you all the latest from the world of mobile app development and other related tech domains, is back…and we are not planning to take another break anytime soon. From now on, it’s going to be one interesting topic under the scanner… Read More »
Eclipse is the go-to Java IDE for most coders working on Android applications. However, there are two other perfectly good alternatives to Eclipse available as well – NetBeans and Intellij Idea. We have here done a comparison study between Eclipse and NetBeans. Most comparative analyses regarding the integrated development environments (IDEs) for Android developers… Read More »