Android developers could respond to user reviews on Play Store for years now. They could even share their contact information to provide additional support. iOS developers have been asking for a similar, if not better, option for apps on the App Store too. Our prayers seem have answered with iOS10.3, which is in beta currently. However, in typical Apple style, the problem has been tackled differently.
The lines between digital, mobile, technology and apps are blurring in today’s world. We at Robosoft are keen followers of developments in this arena. Here’s a quick summary of what’s buzzing:
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2016 proved to be a great year for the mobile app economy with $52 billion of gross consumer spend on mobile app stores, improvement in Apple App Store– changes in subscription model, faster app approval time and search-based apps – and the enormous success of mobile games like Pokémon Go and Clash Royale.
Nintendo, and Super Mario specifically, have tremendous equity among traditional gamers. So when the Super Mario game was announced for the first time on mobile at Apple’s press event in September this year it was a huge moment in mobile gaming. Super Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto went on stage to demonstrate the game to a rousing applause.
The lines between digital, mobile, technology and apps are blurring in today’s world. We at Robosoft are keen followers of developments in this arena. Here’s a quick summary of what’s buzzing:
2016: An impressive year for digital games
The lines between digital, mobile, technology and apps are blurring in today’s world. We at Robosoft are keen followers of developments in this arena. Here’s a quick summary of what’s buzzing:
The lines between digital, mobile, technology and apps are blurring in today’s world. We at Robosoft are keen followers of developments in this arena. Here’s a quick summary of what’s buzzing:
There are more than 4 million apps available for download from the Android and Apple App Store collectively. To stand out amidst such an overwhelming number of apps is not only difficult but a daunting task. It’s important that the mobile experience is thoughtful, creative, delightful and at the same time memorable. An instance of even a single weak mobile experience can drive users away.
With over 2.6 million apps live in the App Store and thousands more added each month, every app developer’s number one concern should be discoverability. It doesn’t matter if you’ve created the next great game or a revolutionary new service if nobody can find it.
The lines between digital, mobile, technology and apps are blurring in today’s world. We at Robosoft are keen followers of developments in this arena. Here’s a quick summary of what’s buzzing:
