Mobile application development - Bridging the gap between the physical and digital world
Businesses all around the world have started migrating to mobile apps! Ask anyone about a service and all you get to hear is “There’s a mobile application for that”.
Binaryfolks is a mobile application development company in India that offer full-stack iOS, Android, and web development services. We cover the A-Z of mobile app development cycle, from concept to development, irrespective of how diverse or complex your requirements are.
Apps that are designed exclusively for a particular mobile operating system. They are written in languages that the respective platforms understand like Swift and Objective-C for iOS apps and Java for Android apps.
We deliver end-to-end native mobile apps encompassing the complete range of Android and iOS devices.
Apps designed and coded in a way that it can be used on multiple platforms ( i.e. one single app for Android, iPhone, and Windows). They are written in languages like HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript and wrapped in a native container.
Hybrid apps have one single codebase for all platforms. There is no need to design, develop, and maintain separate versions of the app to run on separate platforms.
Just in case you are curious as to what to choose amongst these two, we have answers to that too. Follow the link to know more about what to choose, Native or Hybrid?
PWAs are web applications that leverage the latest web technologies to provide users with an app-like experience. PWA takes the best from the native app as well as the website and then combine them. With PWAs, developers will need to set up the codebase only once and the PWA will run on any and all platforms.
PWAs are fast, progressive, responsive, reliable, cost-effective, installable, App-like and what not.
Mobile apps mean a comparative advantage for a business. However, mobile app development is an expensive investment that might not pay off immediately if your business isn’t ready for it.
72% of students reported increased engagement with mobile learning and at the same time, 72% of companies have reported that by embracing mobile learning, they became more responsive to marketplace changes. 34 percent of all companies surveyed have aggressively implemented m-Learning programs for their workers.
There are 2.2 million Android apps and 2 million iOS apps out of which 165,000 apps are in the healthcare category alone. mHealth technology market is set to grow by 33% to USD 60 bn by 2020.
In the US in 2017, mobile users spent an average of 2.3 hours per day with digital media. 52% of the time individuals spend on digital media is on mobile apps.
94% of smartphone job seekers have browsed or researched jobs on smartphones. 28% of adults–and 53% of young adults–have used a smartphone to search for jobs. Also, 50% of smartphone job seekers completed a job application on their phone
49% of direct online bookings are now on mobile, compared to 31% in 2016. 50% of the millennial travelers have discovered a new travel company while researching on the mobile phone and 51% of the travelers use text or messaging to get in touch with a travel or hospitality provider.
The Internet of Things Will Drive Wireless Connected Devices to 40.9 Billion in 2020. The potential for future growth is massive. Only 0.06% of all devices that could potentially leverage IoT are actually doing so. This makes the remaining 99.94% available for optimization.
99% of Millennials search their houses on online websites Out of that, 58% of Millennials and 46% of Generation X began their search for a dream home on a mobile device.
Marketer expects global ecommerce sales to reach $4.058 trillion by 2020, representing 15% of total retail sales. And the percentage of that belonging to m-commerce will also continue to grow, as more online retailers see more than 50% of traffic coming from mobile devices.