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When it comes to Android app development the main question is which programming language to use – Java or Kotlin. In this article, we closely examine and compare Kotlin vs Java to find out which benefits each offer for Android app development projects.

Native apps (also referred to as simply mobile apps) provide the best possible user experience and push businesses forward. But there is an opportunity to get even more benefits from this kind of apps — the deep linking.
What is it? Why to use it? How to get it? In this blog post, we are going to answer all these questions.

When it comes to the development of a mobile app, one of the first questions to decide on is what to choose — native app or hybrid app. In this article, we will take a look at the difference between native and hybrid applications and try to figure out which one is better.

Mobile application development has been widely discussed in the last few years and statistical data shows that in the past 5 years the number of smartphone users has nearly doubled, from 1.57 billion in 2014 to 2.71 in 2019.

Have you ever thought of creating an app-like website that looks good and works great on both desktops and mobile devices? Or maybe you want it to work in the offline mode and send push notifications? Sounds like a dream, and with the emergence of PWAs, this dream comes true!

It’s not a secret that for the majority of customers, the key question associated with mobile app development lies in its cost. Also, it’s common for all of us to be interested in getting a high-quality product at a reasonable price. Mobile application development cost may vary significantly depending on different factors. Most of them are listed below.

Although voice recognition technology emerged earlier than you could expect — in 1961, its global recognition and usage began not so long ago. To be more exact, the trend has appeared in the past few years and now it is rapidly growing.

E-book industry is thrusting nowadays that is why many software development companies are leaving no stones unturned in the field of e-reader production. As the interest in e-book development soars, we face the diversity of formats and as it stems from it – a variety of readers.

A handy open source library designed for iOS developers, testers, and everyone interested in mobile app development. TouchZ optimizes time and efforts spent on testing and help app developers to get a better insight of how bugs occur. Our library is available for free and under the GPL license.