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A recent update to the Google Play Store algorithm used to recommend apps means that what happens after someone has

Earlier this week, Apple’s annual developer conference, WWDC 2018, took place in San Jose, CA. In response to pressure from

When we launch a new product, our first objective is to attract as many people as possible and lead them

Mobile commerce has risen rapidly, growing by 40% in 2017 alone. Not only does spend on mobile account for 60% of

Things you should consider before A/B Testing A/B testing.  It’s something we’ve probably all heard of, perhaps even used, but

You’d think that with its great climate, cool ocean breezes and soft, sandy beaches, it’d be tough to think about

Ahhh, the mobile app RFP. How many of these have you seen over your app development career? For most of

It’s no secret that the UK has become a hotbed for mobile app development talent. From London, to Manchester, Dundee,

To put it succinctly: there are a lot of apps out there. How many? According to our pals over at

As day one of Mobile World Congress (the largest mobile conference of the year) draws to a close, we are

The world of app development moves at a lightning pace. Take too long writing an app and you could soon

The new year always brings a sense bit of excitement with it. Here in Scotland, the locals get VERY excited

When people think of Georgia and Atlanta in particular, mostly images of peaches, Coca-Cola and large antebellum plantations spring to

Cowboy hats? Check. Horses. Check. Lone Star Beer. Check. Yep – Texas has all these things, but there’s one thing

How do you build a successful mobile app? Seems like a reasonable question, right? Judging by how quickly Google auto-complete

We don’t want apps to crash. Right? Well, even when an app does crash, there could be a silver lining

Colorado, described by Lonely Planet as a “trip to the wild west,” offers stunning vistas, heart-stopping skiing and atmospheric downtown

First off – the bad news: users are getting tired of apps. How tired? How about this – nearly 1 in

Described by Lonely Planet as a “small capital with a huge reputation,” Dublin attracts visitors from all over the globe.

The West Coast of the United States held the world’s attention this week as two of the biggest technology events