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Together with the Apple Watch 6 release, Apple will launch a standalone app store solely for smartwatches. Manufacturers like Pebble, Fitbit, and Garmin have been providing apps for their fitness wearables, Google’s Wear OS 2.0 presented an in-watch store with standalone apps that don’t need to be synchronised with a smartphone, and now Apple joins the trend. The company will introduce the Apple…

Smartwatches, which appeared on the market soon after fitness wearables, were expected to fill the gap between trackers and smartphones, providing a universal solution. This hasn’t happened yet but currently, smartwatches can’t perform all the actions a smartphone can. 2019 might prove to be the year change begins because new Wear OS (formerly known as Android Wear) and Apple Watch models boast…

User expectations of app performance have increased over time. Nowadays, users rarely tolerate programs that don’t satisfy them. In fact, one in five users will abandon an app after the first use. Poor design is among the most common reasons behind this. It’s clear that mobile app design matters and is often the pivot point between an app’s success or failure. How do you make sure your app doesn’t…

The healthcare industry is changing rapidly thanks, in large part, to advancing technological solutions. These solutions are revamping medical device development, the digitisation of records, and healthcare-related mobile apps. In Healthcare Disrupted, a book dedicated to the changes healthcare is facing, the authors and a cast of experts claim that healthcare, in line with tech advances, will be…

The idea of making a new fitness application is both great and somewhat fraught. It’s great, because the market is thriving and your app can actually make a difference to people’s health and wellbeing. But it’s also challenging because there are so many fitness apps already that users can get exhausted by simply choosing one! One thing is for sure, if you have your eye on this market, your product…