Mobile Apps

jerilpeter007 6,143 views 20 slides Oct 02, 2015
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About This Presentation

History, Types, Features, etc. of Mobile Apps


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Application Software for Mobile Phones APPS Mobile

Introduction Mobile communication is so integrated into our lives that many people feel uncomfortable without a cell phone. Once upon a time, the most popular functions of phones were calling and sending texts . A smart phone is a multifunctional device that not only communicates , but helps to learn , earn , and have fun . This is made possible by the development of mobile applications .

In Simple terms we can say that an app is any computer program that your mobile phone runs to either perform a task , display media , facilitate communication , entertain you , or to provide a service or any other function . The term "app" is a shortening of the term " application software". It has become very popular, and in 2010 was listed as “ Word of the Year ” by American Dialect Society. What is an App ??

History of App  The Motorola Dyna TAC 8000X was the first commercially available cell phone.  First marketed in 1983, it was 13 x 1.75 x 3.5 inches in dimension, weighed about 2.5 pounds, and allowed you to talk for a little more than half an hour.  It retailed for $3,995, plus hefty monthly service Fees and per-minute charges.  It made calls, and there was a simple contacts application included in the operating system.

History of App It was during this period the first “ time-waster ” games begin to appear. Nokia was famous for putting the 1970s video game. Snake on some of its earliest phones. Other followed, adding games like Pong , Tetris , and Tic-Tac-Toe . These early phones changed the way people thought about communication. It turned out direct phone access to the Internet . Customers began pushing for more features and more games. By the late 90s, professional Web sites were full color and They relied on JavaScript and Flash to enhance the user experience.

Kinds of Apps Games Social Apps Banking Apps Shopping Apps Developer Apps Fitness Apps Entertainment Apps Information Apps, etc.

Where We Get Apps ?? Google Play – Android Apps Google Play (formerly known as the Android Market) is an international online software store developed by Google for Android devices . It opened in October 2008 . App Store – iOS App Store - iOS  ignited the mobile revolution and was opened on July 10 , 2008 . Windows Store – Windows phone Windows Store – Windows phone  was introduced by  Microsoft for its Windows Phone platform, which was launched in October 2010 .

Entertainment App: Google Music Easy Sorting of Songs Diff. Categories Own Playlists Volume Control Online Downloads Sound Effects Awesome Look

Utensil App: Clean Master App Management Remove Junk Files Memory Boost Security Theme Management Awesome Look

Banking App: Fed Book Keep track of Savings, Current, Overdraft, Loans and Deposits accounts Get your account statements anywhere anytime Track your clearing cheques Supports offline mode  Real time transaction updates Customize syncing interval Facility to tag transactions and add personalized remarks for transactions Search and filter facility to find a transaction Multiple accounts view

Social App: Whats App Chat with people Voice Calling Multimedia Messaging No Sign Up Easy Use Individual & Group Fun Features

File Transferring Apps: Xender Android or iOS based Wireless (Wi-Fi Hotspot) High Speed Any File Type Easy & Convenient Multiple Phones Easy Sort Out

Advantages Easy Communication Always Connected Multiple Uses Emergency Tool All in One Device Updated Information Knowledge Tool Useful in all fields

Disadvantages Time Wasting Health Issues Lack of Social Interaction Character Variations Crimes Unreliable Information Virus Attack

Future of Mobile Apps As the number of people who own and use cell phones continues to grow, so does the use of smart phones. 91% of the US adult population currently owns a cell phone and of that 91%, 61% are smartphones. Further illustrating the popularity of smart phones 1 billion are expected to sell in the coming year, doubling that of the number of PCs. With over 10 billion mobile Internet devices expected to be in use by 2016, the mobile application industry will grow tremendously to match demand and keep up with ever-evolving technologies. The future is not only bright for consumers but also those working in the technology and application development fields. The projected job growth for Mobile Application Developers is 131% and with an average salary of $115,000 per year, Mobile Application Development is be considered one of the most promising careers in the job market.

Trends in mobile application development Social networking – fastest growing mobile application category. Context-aware marketing – will improve user application experience. Location-based services – 1.4 Billion: Consumer LBS expected user base in 2014. Mobile search – Product and price comparison for consumer products Mobile commerce – Will help streamline consumer shopping experience. Object recognition – Increase in sensor and processing capabilities Mobile payment systems – 1 in 5 smartphones will be Near Field Communications enabled.

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