Constant changes in the business world and mobile market dictate not only trends but also rules of software development. One of these rules says that stable requirements for a software product is something like perfection in general - we always try to aspire towards it, but there's always a way to go. And it would be really perfect for everyone if software project requirements were stable...

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...

Slowly but steadily Microsoft's Windows Phone (eighth version, to be precise) occupied the third place in the battle of mobile platforms. This has probably happened in no small part owing to the partnership with Nokia, which used to be the top phone manufacturer, but somehow hasn't proved the same on the smartphone market. But anyway the Lumia series has made Windows phones instantly...

The struggle on the mobile market (between Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Samsung) directly influences trends in mobile development. It's not that easy to create something new, but it can be much more timely to underline something existing. Let's make an obvious example, when Apple showed us the 'flatness' of iOS 7, which had been previously the distinctive feature of Live Tiles...

The procedure of getting your new iOS application approved at the App Store is a hard piece of work. That's why it's very important to have it done by someone experienced. For example, development companies make deployment an inherent part of the development cycle. There is much more that's required from apps than being consistent and bug-less, not having obscene content, and not copying the...