Monthly Archives: July 2013

Mobile App Sales: $27 Billion, really?

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Mobile App Sales prediction….$27 Billion in 2013!

Working on a great app idea? Interested in adding mobile as a supported sales channel for your company? Now is the time. MOBILE APP SALES ARE EXPECTED TO BE $27 BILLION IN 2013. (Yes, I am yelling). Don’t miss out on this opportunity because you do not think your company does not have scale to support mobile or does not need it. Your business deserves, at the very least, an evaluation of how mobile can help your business grow.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2043322/mobile-app-sales-forecast-to-reach-27-billion-this-year.html

Best regards on this Independence Day Weekend

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Have a great 4th of July and Independence Day Weekend

Thank you to all of our friends, families, and clients. We appreciate you and thank you for your support. If you need additional services or custom solutions, we are here to help. Effective implementation of technology should make your business more efficient and reduce unnecessary redundancies. This will save money, produce better customer service results, and give your organization a better chance to achieve its operational goals and objectives. If you have questions, please let us know.

May you all have a safe 4th of July/Independence Day Holiday and a safe weekend.

All Web n Mobile Team

Do you feel more or less connected with family and friends because of the mobile tech that you use?

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Has technology made it easier to stay in touch with your family?

Do you feel more or less connected with family and friends because of the mobile tech that you use?

How does your tech make you feel? What impact has it made on your ability to communicate with those who matter in your life and career? Is it too tedious? Does it feel awkward or does it make it easier to respond while on the go?

From a developer standpoint, sometimes you can lose sight of what makes it easier for the user. That is why when designing interfaces and experiences it is important to take an objective view of things as much as possible. If there are unnecessary hurdles, these need to be removed. Applications should be designed with the user in mind while being stable, secure, and intuitive. Otherwise, the experience may be lacking.

Thanks for your support, and if we can be of service to you in the future for your web or mobile needs, please let us know.

Does your company have a mobile app, mobile optimized website, or tablet optimized website?

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Does your company have a mobile app, mobile optimized website, or tablet optimized website?

If you do not have one, it would be in your best interest to do so. Tablet and phones ownership is increasing daily and your website that was built for a desktop will not display in a way that best promotes your brand. Furthermore, traditional websites are not conducive to user engagement, namely them buying from you.

Please do yourself a favor. If you do not have any one of these, ask yourself why. You should evaluate any option that offers new opportunities for your business. If you do not know what any of this means, do some research and find out, call and ask, but don’t just assume that your business does not need any of these. Every business can benefit from either a mobile app, or a website that is optimized for tablets or phones.

Half of U.S. has a smartphone

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Half of U.S. has a smartphone

For the carriers, this means money. 21 Billion in revenue from data realized by carriers in the U.S. What does this mean for consumers? What does this mean for businesses?

Well, for consumers this means having portable powerful devices that have the capability to make them more productive and better able to communicate with their families and friends.

For businesses, this means new ways to interact with potential customers and existing clients.

How is your business taking advantage of this opportunity?

Does your organization have a strategy to leverage this market?

http://arstechnica.com/business/2013/06/half-of-us-already-has-smartphones-so-mobile-carriers-push-us-to-spend-more/