Long Live The Mobile App

According to Flurry, (an analytic firm), consumers are spending more time on their devices(an average of 2 hours and 42 minutes per day). However the way they use this time has also witnessed some noteworthy change. Only 22 minutes of the entire time is spent in browsing while the rest is focused on the applications.

Having a look at the break time denotes, the users are living in their smart phone’s application. Today every other area, leaving gaming, gives you the option to access data from the app or simply go to the web.

Users are getting motivated to rely on app than compared to web. So its time for your business also to make a strategy to deal with the app issue.

Putting efforts and emphasis on the web and web based services will surely reap no good neither in terms of presentation to users nor in development by web services. What the current scenario demands is the focus on building apps rather than mobile friendly HTML5 sites and services, then only you can do justice with iOS and Android.

The most admiring and overwhelming point today is that information comes to the mobile user through applications. The mobile web is simply dropping. The technique of Android and iOS is the assertive viewpoint.

A mobile web endorse access for everyone to everyone however the app adds a check barrier at the power of access and discovery, leaving the service providers obligated to their policies, their platform tools and their rules.

If you want to be there, where your users are then you have to opt for building and distributing apps which leaves you with no option than to admit that Google and Apple will always be third party in any sort of commitment with your client.