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19 Oct 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

Making software development in healthcare Agile, companies can become more receptive to change and improve the quality of their products. Major principles of Agile are about delivering working versions of software at each stage and regularly testing it in a practical environment.

15 Sep 2020 • Lena Zhyvkova

Many Australians enjoy getting in some quality time in the great outdoors. Just as many enjoy chatting with mates, hanging out, and watching TV. Reflecting these hobbies and lifestyles are the apps that Australians use. It’s little wonder then that the most popular apps here are WikiCamps Australia, Tinder, and Netflix. The natural landscape in Australia is a mecca for daring adventurers and the…

15 Sep 2020 • Ekaterina Kelembet

Billions of people share their personal information with mobile apps, making apps a prime target for hackers. Attacks on poorly protected applications can result in the leakage of personal data, including financial details. Fraudulent transactions, malware injections, and other manipulative actions are terrifyingly common. In fact, more than three million malicious apps were identified in 201…

15 Sep 2020 • Jack Rudenko

Google has announced the initial stable release of Flutter 1.0, one of the best cross-platform mobile development frameworks. Flutter allows you to build native apps for iOS and Android from a single codebase. Flutter looks very promising. It allows you to create cross-platform applications providing the following three main features according to the Flutter website. 1. Fast development Flutter…

10 Sep 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

The fitness industry is being completely reshaped by mobile solutions. In previous posts we’ve explained why every gym needs an app, how mHealth solutions can increase hospital efficiency, and how profitable and popular various diet apps are. In modern mobile-centred fitness, companies need an application to compete and stay current. To enhance your business with an app, you have a choice to make…

10 Sep 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

Which fitness app subcategories are the most popular among customers? What features are going to dominate the market in the future? How much do people spend on mobile apps while achieving their fitness goals? Curious about the state of the health and fitness app market? So were we, so we compiled this comprehensive report which answers the above questions and more. If you’re thinking of building…

10 Sep 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

In previous posts, we’ve reviewed the most popular fitness applications. These serve an array of purposes from tracking exercise plans to practising mindfulness. A distinctive part of fitness apps is providing workouts that are designed for both home and gym. So far we’ve examined fitness apps for use at home. With that in mind, in this article we’ll discover which fitness mobile apps people use…

10 Sep 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

Gamification might be a buzzword right now but look around you: whether it’s shopping, wellbeing, entertainment, or work – the core components of games are applicable in nearly every part of our lives. The whole world might, in fact, be a simulation! We believe in the effectiveness of gamification techniques because they make difficult tasks more engaging and palpable. And building muscles takes…

10 Sep 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

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…