The notion that all apps should be Web apps is a naive but common one; we actually need both native and Web apps for different purposes. Topics Spotlight: New Thinking about Cloud Computing; ...

Flurry predicts that smartphone users will continue to spend even more time proportionally with apps vs. the mobile Web – and in fact, from June to December 2011, they observed that average ...

Progressive Web Apps Are A Mobile-First Approach. If you’ve been holding off on developing a responsive website or a native mobile app, you are actually at a unique turning point.

Today, the mobile apps are nearly at feature parity, resulting in a 53 percent increase in new users working seamlessly between the Web and mobile apps. This shift is also reflected in higher ...

During a session at Google I/O 2016, Alex Russell, a software engineer at Google leading the project, stated that Progressive Web Apps “blur the line between Web content and apps, but they keep ...

Mobile Web, apps let users down Written by Ellyne Phneah, Contributor July 20, 2011 at 3:27 a.m. PT Businesses are not living up to high user expectations for mobile Web surfing and applications ...

But on mobile devices, apps that use interfaces built natively into Apple's iOS and Google's Android rule the roost. Twitter's choice to offer a progressive web app, or PWA, shows what's possible ...

In just the past year, several trends have crystallized into a mobile Web platform that promises to transform mobile application development for the enterprise. Topics Newsletters; ...

Mobile Apps: Interacting With the Highly Engaged Mobile User. Unlike their approach while using the mobile Web, consumers are highly selective when using apps. They tend to download and engage with ...

Web Apps vs. Native Apps, a topic that still excites readers to this day, as if it were anticipated that one side will win and the other will lose.Contrary to popular belief, the discussion doesn' ...

Flurry predicts that smartphone users will continue to spend even more time proportionally with apps vs. the mobile Web – and in fact, from June to December 2011, they observed that average ...