Top 6 iPad Edutainment Game Apps

What is edutainment you ask? Simple, when education meets entertainment. Right? But, getting the right blend in a game is quite a task. How do you make a fun game educative or an educative game entertaining? Well, there are many iPad game apps, which have been able to get this combination right. These games are epitomes of what we call ‘edutainment’. We recommend you try the following 6 best iPad game apps today and see what new things you get to learn while having fun. Fair warning some of them can be quite challenging, addictive and can bring out the challenger in you. Let the games begin.

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#1 – QuizUp

This game has taken the world by storm.  It has been ranked #1 overall in the Apple App Store. Challenge random strangers, or connect with your Facebook or Google+ friends to earn more points and level up. It boasts of an overwhelming number of topics, with which the user can choose to challenge others. Be it from Grammar to Sports to World Capitals.

Features:

  • Almost 600 topics to choose from
  • Connect with Facebook or Google+
  • Chat with players with similar interest

Addiction Level: 10/10

[Link: https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/quizup/id718421443?mt=8]

 

#2 – 2048

2048 is an addictive, fun and a very simple puzzle game. The objective of this educational game is to swipe the tiles on the grid, and combine them to get a tile with a number 2048. For example, 2+2=4, 4+4=8, and so on, and when the player creates a tile with the number 2048, he wins. And, if you are a Chemistry geek Isotopic 256 is a brilliant spin off.

Features:

  • Leader board to see your ranking against your Facebook friends
  • Frequent game improvements
  • Game auto-save feature

Addiction Level: 10/10

[Link: https://itunes.apple.com/en/app/2048/id840919914?mt=8]

 

#3 – Smart Kitty

Why should adults have all the fun? This is a simple and educative game for toddlers and children. The game comprises of interesting activities, colourful and attractive special effects and an enjoyable and pleasant music for children between the ages of 1 to 6. This is an excellent app for kids to improve their logical thinking and memory skills in an easy and fun way. Word on the street is that adults also love this game app.

Features:

  • Six different difficulty levels
  • Starts with simple and then gradually moves on to complex tasks
  • The game is available in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Russian

Addiction Level: 8.5/10

[Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/smart-kitty-educational-game/id767572698?mt=8]

 

#4 – Calculords

Calculords is an unconventional card game, which incorporates number puzzles and turn based tactical combat. The game mechanism is clever, strategic and creative. Unlike the other games where in the player needs to reach at a higher level to play with powerful cards, here you can use math to play any card that is in your hand.

Features:

  • Puzzle driven collectable card gameplay
  • Over 200 unique cards

Addiction Level: 8/10

[Link: https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/calculords/id777125004?mt=8]

 

#5 – Lost Light

Lost Light is an adventure puzzle game from Disney. Every stage in this game has a series of blocks, which rise upwards. The players’ goal is to match same-numbered tiles by sliding a numbered tile to any tiles besides it, thus connecting the tiles and becoming the total sum.

Features:

  • Up to 225 levels
  • 9 unique challenges types
  • 3 level conquering power-ups

Addiction Level: 8.5/10

[Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/lost-light/id731187110?mt=8]

 

6. Letter Quest: Grimm’s Journey

Are you a word game fanatic? Then, this is the perfect match for you.  This educational game has a simple, yet engaging concept. The player has to spell words and fight his way through 40 exciting stages and help Grimm and Rose on their adventure through a world filled with monsters and also treasure.

Features:

  • 40 stages with 4 unique ways to play each
  • More than 30 monsters to compete with
  • Compete with your friends and see your ranking on the leader board.

Addiction Level: 9/10

[Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/letter-quest-grimms-journey/id646385740?mt=8]

 

We loved these 6 iPad games apps but we feel we should warn you; they might take over your life as they are extremely addictive. Happy Gaming!

 

 

Top android apps of the month and why we chose them!

Apps are a part of our lives today. The traditional use of a mobile, that is calling and texting, has been taken over by the use of various apps! Consumers today prefer a smartphone, which helps them use their choice of apps efficiently. A large variety of apps are available for every OS (iOS, Android, Windows, etc). The number of android applications releasing every month is staggering but not all of these apps that are available are up to the mark. In our research we have chosen the following five as our top choices this month for Android.

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#1. Frontback
First up is the app, Frontback. Now, taking a selfie could not get any better! With Frontback you click a picture with the front camera and another with the back camera. The pictures can be shared into one single image. Frontback is an exciting app to speak about your life with photos. It is also an online community with over 1 Million users who enjoy being creative or just sharing their daily life.

Features:
• Instant sharing of photos via SMS, Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, etc.
• Adds location to your images.
• Use of captions with @friends and #hashtags.

[Link to the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.checkthis.frontback]

#2. ESPN FC Football & World Cup
Second in line is the ESPN FC Football & World Cup app. The World Cup is just around the corner! And who better than ESPN can give you live content of all the breaking news and analysis of every team directly on your phone, on the go! All football fans must have this app on their phones.

Features:
• Comprehensive coverage of all the major club leagues
• Alerts for game starts, goals, final scores and more.

[Link to the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.espn.fc]

#3. Timehop
Want to be reminded of your good old days? Our third chosen app, Timehop is just the one for you! It’s basically an app goes back into time and gives you a new old photo everyday! This app is more useful for people who have shared many photos in the past few years.

Features:
• Simple log in with your Facebook account
• Syncs with your different social networking sites.

[Link to the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.timehop]

 

#4. Yahoo News Digest

This is a brilliant app for those who wish a more handy way to catch up on the news. Yahoo News Digest, which gets all the news from different sources, is in our top four favourite apps for the month. This app sums up all the news, summarizes it with short “atoms” of quotes, images, videos and background information and delivers it as a package twice a day.

Features:
• Posts feature with beautiful photographs and colorful quotations.
• Trending tweets about article.
• Wikipedia entries to build background knowledge.

[Link to the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yahoo.mobile.client.android.atom]

#5. Word Monsters
The last but definitely not the least by any means is the app, Word Monsters. From the makers of Angry Birds’ Rovio publishing division, comes an interesting new word game developed by experienced the industry professionals for use at home or in a school setting. This exciting and accessible word game involves swiping words off the screen and also competing against friends from social networks. The core word puzzles are fleshed out with different themes.

Features:
• Richly designed visuals and engaging stories featuring 5 quirky fun-loving monster characters, each with their own special ability
• Synchronized professional voiceover audio with text highlighting
• Character speech and accompanying speech bubbles for richer reading.

[Link to the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=se.raketspel.wordmonsters]

These five apps made an impact on us and on all their users. But, we do recommend you try the following ones as well. We have a feeling you will love them as well.

Now don’t be shy, give them a try!
• Waygo [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.waygoapp.waygo] • Mubi [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=sk.jfox.weather.niger_mubi] • Aliens Drive Me Crazy (game) [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rebeltwins.aliensdrivemecrazy] • 1849 (game) [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.com.somasim.fortynine]

4 easy strategies to monetize your mobile app

So, let’s be honest. There are a countless number of apps of every kind, available in different App Stores (be it iOS, Android, Windows, Blackberry, etc). This is obviously a blessing for the consumers but not so much for the app developers. The competition that arises makes it difficult for app developers to earn the buck.

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Monetization of an app is one of the biggest challenges faced by the developer and it is one that cannot be ignored. If done well, the developer will definitely gain far more than the investment made. So, how do you monetize your app without it being a failure? If you are a first time app developer and feel you have a great idea, then we give you 4 easy strategies to monetize your mobile app.

#1 – In app purchases

This is one of the most common ways to monetize an app. These basically are certain products that the developer chooses to sell within the app. For example, in a game, the purchases can be for extra gold coins and health upgrades, a language extension pack for a translation app, or whatever might it is that might possibly be apt for the app. One most exciting aspect about in-app products is that you can get users excited about the value you add before you sell the products in your app. It depends upon the developer, where and when he decides to offer the in-app products/purchases. The app can be available for free, which means the consumer gets the most out of the app, and then when they are comfortable, the developer can offer more functionality or more value for a price.

#2 – In app advertisements

If in- app purchase is not working for you or you want to earn more revenue, you can always opt for in-app advertisements. By allowing ads to run on a space sold within the app and the developer can earn a revenue, which is based on the number of times the user clicks on it. They work very well with any kind of apps, especially in the gaming, news, chat and entertainment category apps. There are several providers of mobile ads, all you need to do is sign up and start showing ads that are relevant to your users.

#3 – Paid apps

Still haven’t found what you are looking for? How about paid apps? As the title says, paid apps mean the user have to pay up front for using the app. Amongst all the categories, paid apps work very well in the gaming, news and entertainment section. However, the user will be less tolerant if the paid app has in app ads or in app purchases. You can always consider offering a free or a trial version. And, if the user wishes to, then he or she can go ahead and purchase the full version, which will give him or her a lot more variations and upgrades. For example, the Angry Bird app is a very popular one. On IOS a free version is available where only few of the levels are open to the user. By purchasing the app, the user is then entitled to more levels and regular updates.

#4 – Sponsorships

If still you are not convinced, get sponsored. They work by individuals or businesses under-writing the app in exchange for recognition type benefits. For example, putting up an ad or logo within the app. These work best for Local and Event focused apps and narrow focused audiences. However, these are typically a one-shot source of revenue, but good way to get a first app off the ground.

With these 4 strategies in place and making sure you have an awesome app, the digital world is now within your easy reach.

 

Top 5 reasons your business must have an iPhone app

In a hyper connected marketplace it has become necessary for any business to stay connected with the consumers on the go and all the time. Having a website or being present on social media platforms is just not enough. The profusion of personal mobile devices has multiplied the expectations of the consumers about access to information. We expect to find information on products anytime, anywhere. It is a challenge for the businesses to cope up with such dynamics of communication – but it’s also an opportunity.

In the current scenario, we cannot imagine the world without iPhones and they cannot be imagined without their applications. The Apple app store might be the busiest online store in the world and a variant number of apps are available, just about to cater to every tiny need in every walk of life or industry.

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We discuss here, the top 5 reasons on why you must join the bandwagon and how will your business benefit. (We are sure there are plenty of other reasons, but here’s a start)

Reach

Mobile Internet as a platform has great potential in terms of reach. It has been estimated that 1 in 5 people uses a smartphone.  Of these numbers, IPhone users are about 22 – 30 % of the market. Which may not be the lion’s share yet but when seen in numbers, the total potential of the reach can be very easily seen. And this market is growing. Not to forget that if your business is to cater to developed nations or top-of-the-pyramid products/services, iPhone app is a must for your business because your customers are most likely to own an iPhone.

Revenue

An IPhone app is a good source of revenue. If a user in his capacity finds your app relevant, he/she may conduct business then and there. It adds another medium of generating revenue. The market of IPhone is huge, thus the market for the application also becomes bigger. The app may fetch more customers leading to a bigger market and eventually, more revenue. Most applications are chargeable on the app store making sure that the app developer earns the right amount of revenue through their apps. Market research shows that 4 out of 5 Iphone app users trust the app store and are willingly to pay for them. This is the trust that the Apple as a company and a brand has been able to bring forth.

Even though Android has more market share when it comes to numbers, Apple iPhone apps is where majority of app developers make money. So, to make money, iPhone app is a must!

Customer loyalty and keeping them up to date

 The biggest challenge for any business is to sustain its customers and their loyalty. A mobile app will also speak for the brand and builds a relationship between you and your customers. Your customers can receive the latest information from you, be it latest products, discounts, offers, newsletters, etc. through push notifications or in-app notifications. Make your app engaging and your customers will never leave you.

User Experience

 The iOS platform is a very simple, beautiful and user-friendly interface. Thanks to the genius of Mr. Jobs the interface is fast and easy to use. The iPhone has a great hardware with one of the fastest running RAM and amazing display. This is the plus that an app maker looks for in a phone. You can give an unparalleled experience to your clients on your app.

 Security

 To create an iOS app, one has to go through layers of internal and external approvals from Apple App Store, which ensures that when an app is being made, it is 100% full proof and secure. Hence, clients trust Apple and feel secure and are open to doing transactions on your app and paying for your services or products.

To create a beautiful and useful app for your business, connect with GoodWorkLabs today. Contact us.

 

 

 

Confluence Of Big Data and Mobile – The Next Revolution: Part 3

Final Part (3) of  Confluence Of Big Data and Mobile – The Next Revolution by Vishwas Mudagal, CEO of GoodWorkLabs

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Utilisation of Big Data can help companies increase their profits and make money from mobile advertising. While media ads moved from traditional print medium to web medium, in the coming years, ad spends will move from the web towards mobile. According to eMarketer report, mobile ad spending will increase from $8.4 billion in 2012 to $37 billion in 2016.

Johann Evans, CFO of Unified Data Management Specialist Cherry Olive mentioned that Facebook has implemented Big Data to improve its mobile advertising significantly. He also stated that, Facebook eventually entered the mobile advertising arena with a bang after lingering for a while, with the help of Big Data. The massive data analytics warehouse of Facebook provided the much required foundation for the research which has proved that by investing in Big Data, one can certainly reap profits. Today, mobile-only users on a monthly basis for Facebook are at a staggering 254 million and mobile ads account for 49% of ad revenue.

Health care

Today, healthcare organisations have started leveraging Big Data and mobile technologies to capture detailed and relevant information of the patients in order to get a comprehensive view into patient engagement & outreach, population health management and care coordination. On the other hand, wearables such as JawBone (bands that can be worn on the wrist), Samsung Smart-watch or not to forget Google Glass, transmit a lot of data to mobile apps through which one can keep track of calories burned, sleep cycles, glasses of water consumed, pulse, temperature and so on. By successfully harnessing the big data, one can unleash the potential for achieving some of the critical objectives for healthcare transformation, including increased access to healthcare, collaboration for improving patient care and outcomes and for building sustainable healthcare systems.

These were some of the applications in different sectors, but the uses of mobile big data are myriad in practically every industry and they are only going to increase. The confluence of Mobiles and Big Data is still at a nascent stage but it is rapidly growing, spawning a new service or a product almost every day to help our lives get better. But our current technologies have to transcend and evolve to even reap the benefits of the vast data that is going to emerge over the next decade. Even our workforce and our skills have to be upgraded to match this data explosion. On the other hand, it might come at a cost of our privacy. If all our actions are fed as data to a series of big data algorithms, companies might watch our every step and try to control / influence our minds for commercial purposes. So, it’s imperative that privacy laws evolve along with the growth of big data and its applications.

It’s safe to conclude that fuelled by the innovation and growth of mobile industry, big data will give rise to a ton of companies that will focus on giving every one of us a personalised life—personalised pricing, experiences, entertainment, education, healthcare, assistance, products, services—everything will be one to one and that is the beautiful of Mobile Big Data. It is the next revolution!

About Big Data services at GoodWorkLabs

GoodWorkLabs is a top outsourced product development company that is providing cutting edge consulting, services and product development in the mobile big data space. We are helping companies push the limits in big data and we are witnessing a strong growth in this sector. For consultation on big data on mobile, contact us.

Check out previous parts of the article at, Part 1 and Part 2.

 

Confluence Of Big Data and Mobile – The Next Revolution: Part 2

Part 2 of  Confluence Of Big Data and Mobile – The Next Revolution by Vishwas Mudagal, CEO of GoodWorkLabs

Internet of Things

Mobile Big Data doesn’t always have to come from people, it also comes from background services and devices themselves that leave a trail of information capturing our every action. We call it Internet of Things (IoT). IoT has the ability to effectively ease the current big data projects. The IoT is a concept which explains how Internet will expand itself when the physical objects, like healthcare sensors, wristwatch displays, home entertainment systems, smart posters and many more, will be connected to the Internet.

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As experts describe the IoT, actuators and sensors embedded in the physical objects – from racing cars to pacemakers, are linked through resourceful networks (both wired & wireless), often using the similar  IP (Internet Protocol), which power the Internet. When objects will start sensing the environment and communication, they will become valuable tools for understanding the complexity and responding to it hastily.

It’s predicted that The Internet of Things has the power to make the current big data projects look tiny and miniscule. Paul Bachteal, the senior director of the Americas technology practice for business intelligence vendor SAS, said that “billion is the new million” when IoT moves from a concept to reality.

Applications of Mobile Big Data in diverse industries  

Let’s take a look at some of the hot trends in a few industry sectors.

Retail

Big data has started to play a significant role in delivering insights into shopping behaviour of consumers and many smart retailers are introducing changes in their stores in order to deliver what the customers expect from them. Mobile Big Data has started giving retailers a factual and precise understanding of the buying patterns of different shoppers, how they move around in their stores, what they look out for and what attracts them. Social media inputs through location enabled services provide valuable data as well. Utilising this information, retailers can benefit more from their existing and potential customers while improving their bottom line.

To be concluded in Part 3.

Confluence Of Big Data and Mobile – The Next Revolution: Part 1

We are doing a three part series of the chapter ‘Confluence of Big Data and Mobile–The Next Revolution’ by Vishwas Mudagal, CEO of GoodWorkLabs, that was published in the book: Understanding Big Data.

We are sure this would be a useful read for mobile and big data enthusiasts and for people who want to know what the fuss about big data is all about?

Part 1

The next decade is going to be the decade of data explosion. Even today, data and information have become the most significant aspects in every area of the global economy. Companies are continuously churning out burgeoning volumes of data pertaining to their customers, operations, processes and suppliers. All this data which is being getting collected worldwide is broadly termed as “Big Data”. What is driving Big Data? Will the confluence of mobile and big data trigger the next revolution? I would say Yes. Everything at this point in time directs us to take this conclusion. So, let’s talk a bit about the drivers and the impact of big data on mobile for different industries.

To begin, let us first define Big Data. Big Data refers to an unending accumulation of all types of data, whether structured or unstructured, whose confinement, storage, management and analysis is beyond the ability of any typical relational database. According to some experts, big data is data set that meets three attributes – Volume, Variety and Velocity. And of course the fourth V, Value. No one would bother to store and analyse data that cannot be valuable.

 

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Big Data on Mobile OR Mobile Big Data

The mobile devices, especially since the launch of iPhone and now the Android platform, have become major contributors in the collection of Big Data, as these are used by people to practically do everything. Mobiles are tailor made devices for Big Data Innovation. Be it accessing social networking platforms, shopping, maps, read books, measure fitness, watch television shows or using it for traditional purposes of communication using voice, text and chat. To highlight this point, let’s consider the largest social network on earth—Facebook.  48% of Facebook users log in daily through mobile and 49% of Facebook’s revenues are coming from mobile ads. This mobile usage reveals significant information about the users and their behaviours in diverse scenarios. Imagine billions of people on mobile every single day, producing such humongous data that if we analyse it in a right way it would take humanity to the next level, like nothing else ever has. Because never before there was an opportunity presented to humanity to measure what we collectively do or like/dislike in our daily lives.

Drivers

So what are the drivers? Of course smartphone sales growth is a top reason and the smart phones themselves are becoming superior, and they pack a ton of computing power to do practically everything that a laptop could do and much more. According to the IDC reports, the amount of data created will grow by a factor of 44 from 2009 to 2020 and mobile and ‘Internet of Things’ will be at the forefront of this data generation. According to another IDC report that analyses the worldwide smartphone market for 2013–2017, it is believed that smartphone vendors will ship a total of 918.6 million smartphones in 2013. From there, shipment volumes will grow at a CAGR of 16.0% before reaching a total of 1.5 billion units shipped in 2017.

To emphasise this point, here’s a quote from Eric Schmidt, Google executive chairman, in 2010 about data explosion.

“Between the birth of the world and 2003, there were five exabytes of information created. We now create five exabytes every two days.”

If analysed effectively, this exponentially growing data and its collection through smartphones can provide significant insights on users, their behaviour, their sentiments and even their physical movement patterns. Companies can use Mobile Big Data analytics to develop better understanding about the users to optimise the services delivery and engagement tactics.

Mobile devices (which include smart phones, tablets and traditional mobile phones) are linked with Big Data in two different yet significant ways—“Sources”  for accumulation of Big Data and “Delivery Mechanisms” for Big Data.

How efficiently can we utilise real-time big data analytics and put it to practical use by making it action-oriented data? It can happen most effective on mobile. Analysing the data collected by mobile devices is important, however, Big Data practitioners must also leverage the mobile devices’ near-ubiquity in delivering relevant products and services to its users. Mobile devices can also serve as delivery mechanisms for Big Data analytics to cutting edge workers who need access to timely information in order to carry out different tasks.

BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) devices will also play a significant role as the data collection and reporting mechanisms for Big Data. This is what I term as the cross over between the Enterprise and the Consumer space, providing an impetus to Big Data that covers the intersection of these two sectors.

Continued in Part 2.

Book: Understanding Big Data – Chapter by GoodWorkLabs CEO Vishwas Mudagal

The book: Understanding Big Data was launched by Simplify360, a leading social business intelligence firm, and Big Data Tech Conclave 2013 that was held in Bangalore, India on 6th & 7th December 2013.  The book comprises of chapters from industry experts and research specialists on various topics on Big Data.

The book covers a chapter on ‘Confluence of Big Data and Mobile–The Next Revolution’ by Vishwas Mudagal, CEO of GoodWorkLabs.

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Here is a snippet from the beginning of the chapter –

Confluence Of Big Data and Mobile – The Next Revolution

By Vishwas Mudagal, CEO, GoodWorkLabs

The next decade is going to be the decade of data explosion. Even today, data and information have become the most significant aspects in every area of the global economy. Companies are continuously churning out burgeoning volumes of data pertaining to their customers, operations, processes and suppliers. All this data which is being getting collected worldwide is broadly termed as “Big Data”. What is driving Big Data? Will the confluence of mobile and big data trigger the next revolution? I would say Yes. Everything at this point in time directs us to take this conclusion. So, let’s talk a bit about the drivers and the impact of big data on mobile for different industries.

To begin, let us first define Big Data. Big Data refers to an unending accumulation of all types of data, whether structured or unstructured, whose confinement, storage, management and analysis is beyond the ability of any typical relational database. According to some experts, big data is data set that meets three attributes – Volume, Variety and Velocity. And of course the fourth V, Value. No one would bother to store and analyse data that cannot be valuable.

Big Data on Mobile OR Mobile Big Data

The mobile devices, especially since the launch of iPhone and now the Android platform, have become major contributors in the collection of Big Data, as these are used by people to practically do everything. Mobiles are tailor made devices for Big Data Innovation. Be it accessing social networking platforms, shopping, maps, read books, measure fitness, watch television shows or using it for traditional purposes of communication using voice, text and chat. To highlight this point, let’s consider the largest social network on earth—Facebook.  48% of Facebook users log in daily through mobile and 49% of Facebook’s revenues are coming from mobile ads. This mobile usage reveals significant information about the users and their behaviours in diverse scenarios. Imagine billions of people on mobile every single day, producing such humongous data that if we analyse it in a right way it would take humanity to the next level, like nothing else ever has. Because never before there was an opportunity presented to humanity to measure what we collectively do or like/dislike in our daily lives.

Drivers

So what are the drivers? Of course smartphone sales growth is a top reason and the smart phones themselves are becoming superior, and they pack a ton of computing power to do practically everything that a laptop could do and much more. According to the IDC reports, the amount of data created will grow by a factor of 44 from 2009 to 2020 and mobile and ‘Internet of Things’ will be at the forefront of this data generation. According to another IDC report that analyses the worldwide smartphone market for 2013–2017, it is believed that smartphone vendors will ship a total of 918.6 million smartphones in 2013. From there, shipment volumes will grow at a CAGR of 16.0% before reaching a total of 1.5 billion units shipped in 2017.

To read the complete chapter and the rest of the chapters, you can order for the book. Contact us for a copy.

GoodWorkLabs is a top outsourced product development company that is providing cutting edge consulting, services and product development in the mobile big data space. We are helping companies push the limits in big data and we are witnessing a strong growth in this sector. For consultation on big data on mobile, contact us.

Cross platform app development with Sencha

Sencha Touch is a HTML5 mobile application framework. Built for enabling world-class user experiences, Sencha Touch is a framework that enables developers to build fast and efficient apps that work on iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Kindle Fire, and more.

We see more and more companies using Sencha especially to develop quick prototypes and launching the apps on all platforms at once. One basic advantage is that Sencha cuts the development costs, because you need not invest on technology for iOS and Android separately. If time to market is of the essence, then Sencha may be a good option. But the performance cannot be compared with the native apps–Sencha apps do not have the coolness factor and responsiveness that a native app can give. However, it is still a great option depending on what your apps need to do.

Know more about Sencha framework here.

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