If your organisation is still getting to grips with smartphone apps it may be in for a shock - an even newer class of app is bearing down, one which promises to cut multi-platform development hassles ...

What’s expanding at the same blistering pace as your company’s mobile workforce? How about the demands those users are making for a software experience that rivals the one they get on a desktop? For ...

Mobile apps offer big opportunities for businesses in the digital age. According to research from Statista, international revenues from mobile apps will reach a staggering $935bn by 2023, up from ...

While native apps were once the be-all and end-all of mobile, there's a new contender on the block: PWAs You just have to look around you to see people everywhere browsing the internet through various ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. As consumers become increasingly connected with businesses on their smartphones and devices, ...

It’s one of the most challenging ongoing conflicts in mobile technology: native apps vs. mobile websites. Is it better to develop apps for specific mobile operating systems like Apple’s iOS and Google ...

Make no mistake: The enterprise is getting serious about developing and delivering mobile business apps. But whether the goal is to spread news, sell products, collaborate with business partners, or ...

The responsibilities of a web developer are broader than merely designing and developing an application. In addition to adding the right set of features to the app, you have to take proactive actions ...

Sprint Nextel may offer developers information about subscribers’ location and browsing behavior — with an opt-in agreement — so they can make mobile Web-based applications more relevant and useful to ...

Earlier this month, the indie developers Feross Aboukhadijeh and John Hiesey launched a new app called Wormhole, which lets users quickly share large, encrypted files with just a link. But unlike most ...

In the summer of 2007, developers were anxious to hear how they fit into the iPhone story. Steve Jobs told developers at WWDC 2007 that Apple had come up with a “sweet solution” for developers to make ...