Outsourcing has acquired a stereotype of being cheaper but far less reliable than in-house software development. It's easy to agree with the 'cheaper' part, otherwise outsourcing wouldn't be such a popular solution nowadays. And it is, both for mobile startups and for businesses...

Business is all about buying and selling, and the quintessence of that is e-commerce. However, as we stepped into the mobile era, it is more of m-commerce we are speaking. We buy and sell everything through the Internet, we browse online shops using our mobile assistants, and we are more focused and purchase-oriented when we do so. It is not the first year we make online purchases, and...

When you hire a software company for your project, their main task is delivering a product that will satisfy your demands. The requirements that you set, the features that must be done, and in the end the product that works - everything simply like you want, according to your own vision of the product. But will the product that satisfies you, satisfy the end users? Does this product...

When your application is successfully launched, there comes a question - should you allow your developers place it into their portfolio? Well, this question may arise even before the development, and it's a very ambiguous question. On one hand, it can result in mutual promotional benefits. On the other hand, it always concerns peculiar risks that you will face. We aren't quite speaking...

Social networks are immensely popular. They become even more popular with mobile client applications, available for users around the world. Social networking obviously isn't all about Facebook, Google+, Twitter, Pinterest and YouTube, which are 'for everyone' and suffer from poor content and oversharing, as a compensation for popularity. There are loads of...