Your app has about 30 seconds to show it's highly usable; and your content has about 3 seconds to grasp the average user. Only a minority of persistent users would be trying it out further. Just as market conditions change (for example, one-time payments for apps are widely replaced by the freemium model), our behavior and expectations as mobile users change as well.

We become...

A non-disclosure agreement can be signed between the client (a mobile startup owner, for example) and the contractor for protection of the client's intellectual property. At the first glance it's a necessary and reasonable step to prevent stealing of original ideas that can bring lots of profits and popularity if transformed into a good mobile app. But there must also be right...

Once you are determined to build a new mobile product for the market, there is no retreat, unless you call off the development. But you are determined not to do that, aren't you? The needed exposure of your app can be provided well before its release. Seize the chance of making people aware of your app beforehand. The list of tips below will be helpful to you.

#1. Go...

The overused ''individual approach'' is promised by businesses to every client. Indeed, each person is unique in essence but once people become clients, they attain certain traits and show certain behavior that can be roughly categorized. Depending on their 'category' (which can be a mix of them as well), you'll know how to deal with them efficiently and keep them satisfied....

How often have you encountered truly weird apps? Or maybe you had ideas as for making something that would be absolutely uncommon for an average mobile user's homescreen? Here are 7 weird apps that show how far imagination or absurd can go.


Pointless Game (New) / Hold On!

''Hold the button for as long as you can'', set your personal record, track...