Freemium is one of the main monetization models for mobile applications. Freemium offers a basic, 'lite' version of a software product, which is free of charge; while a premium version (that has extra features, services or content) can be unlocked after a payment. It seems very attractive for both software owners and app users. Everyone is allowed to try out the free version of the application, evaluate...

You don't have to be an experienced designer to understand that there's much more to design than just being appealing to the eye. It has to be fully compatible with the functional filling. There some general design mistakes, that are often understated by software owners, when they decide on the final appearance of a screen; and that's bad, first for users, who show disappointment with the app, then for the software...

Anyone can play mobile games; it's not an issue of age, gender, or geography (however, kids surely dominate in this area). Mobile games can be played anywhere, on tablets and smartphones; and the former are especially great for such pastime. Games top other mobile app categories in the stores, and receive new opportunities with every fresh platform version and sophisticated hardware. Sales of mobile devices go...

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An idea is a fragile and precious thing; it requires to be well-thought over before being shaped into something tangible. If your idea concerns a new mobile application, you have to check whether this idea has already found its way to the vastness of application stores. At any moment you might discover that the brilliant idea conceived by your mind, is an app that's already in the store. Should you abandon it in disappointment? Or should you actually take the idea and implement it better than it...