Mobile Applications
Mobile customized web application make easy for users to interact. Making slick and effective sites will attract more users to play with it. Having a mobile site will make you reach maximum users.
Mobile Web Applications
Technologies:
Server Side: PHP/Java/.Net
Db: Any DB
Front End: HTML (No flash)
JavaScript: Major Smart phones will support but some basic phone won’t support. We can make exclusive iPhone or Android sites to take advantage of their WebKit support and also their screen dimensions are big.
Native Applications:
These are not web applications, these have to be installed on the device. There are much more advantages for these apps than web applications. Users can access content even when they are offline. And you can access the device features like Camera /Contacts / Phone / GPS that can make your applications rich. These apps require approval process from the respective device companies like Apple store for apple and Android Market for Android and Blackberry has its own app store.
iPhone:
iPhone Native apps are being developed using the following technologies:
- Objective C (Standard method)
- Open source tool (Appcelerator)
With the above tools we can develop the iPhone native apps. This requires Java Scripting knowledge. API provides inbuilt functions to connect with Social Networking Sites. This tool will convert your JavaScript code into X code, which has to be submitted to the Apple Store. Technologies are JavaScript/Titanium API/XMl/JSON.
Android:
We can develop Native apps using the below Technologies:
- Java (Standard method))
- Open source tool (Appcelerator)
With this Tool we can develop the Android native apps. Needs Java Scripting knowledge. API provides inbuilt functions to connect with Social Networking Sites. This tool will convert your JavaScript code into java byte code, which has to be submitted to the Android Market.
Implementation:
We have done 3 skins for the mobile web applications:
- iPhone specific skin
- Smart phones that have decent screen size (Androids/BB/Palm etc)
- Basic skin for rest of the phones
When ever the request comes from the device, based on the device the skin will be decided and accordingly content will be presented. The major content that is served is: Videos, Recaps, Photo Galleries, Bios, Polling, Trivia Games.
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