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When you plan on devising a mobile app for your business, the one thing you need to get right, apart from the strategy and the blueprint, is the approach. What type of app do you want to develop? In my experience, most developers switch between hybrid, native and web app approaches. Choosing one from these three can prove to be quite a tough deal, especially if you have expertise in all three methods.

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When you plan on devising a mobile app for your business, the one thing you need to get right, apart from the strategy and the blueprint, is the approach. What type of app do you want to develop? In my experience, most developers switch between hybrid, native and web app approaches. Choosing one from these three can prove to be quite a tough deal, especially if you have expertise in all three methods.

I too have gone through this pain of choosing, and that's why I have come up with a way in which you can make the right choice.

There are a few factors that needs to be considered, and some understanding that you require before you can set forth with the development approach you have chosen.

Let's dive deeper into each of these app development approaches, and identify the best-fit approach for your app needs.

When we say web apps, we really mean websites that are mobile optimized for ease of access and usability. While the overall appearance and interface of the web apps is similar to the mobile apps, they are not native mobile apps. They have been devised using modern development technologies such as HTML5 and CSS3. When users access web apps, it will be akin to accessing a web page. However, once on the web app, the user is given a choice to download the app.

There are obvious benefits of developing web apps, which is why a lot of developers offer this approach, especially to startups.

With a single codebase, you can write web apps for multiple platforms and operating systems. The best part is that you need only a browser and a network connection to make the web app work.

They don't occupy a lot of space, as you don't download them till you need them

As they are developed specifically for the browser, you wont need the permission of the app store to launch them

With web apps, you don't need to worry about maintenance of the apps. As a result, you not only save on cost of development, but also the cost of maintenance of these apps

When you update an app, it is automatically loaded to the app. So, the new version can be easily accessed when the user opens the app in the browser.

A typical web app cannot take advantage of the device features, thus increasing the app limitations

When you are studying the users for web apps, you will realize that they use the apps on various browsers, thus making the study extensive, and limiting your insights

You need to invest more time and money into marketing the web app if you want to increase the reach and visibility

The interactivity and intuitiveness of these apps are far less than the regular apps

As the name suggests, native apps are platform-specific. It is the most common app development approach taken by the developers. The apps are written using the languages accepted by the platform. For instance, Swift and Objective-C are the languages typically used to develop apps for iOS. Similarly, you can write the apps using Java or Kotlin for Android OS. You will need to use the platform-specific IDE to develop a native app. The developers need to take into consideration the app store guidelines, the platform's SDK, as well as the other development tools when developing a native app.

They are known for being high-performance app solutions

These apps are uploaded to the app store, adhering to the app store guidelines, thus making it easier for businesses to improve reach and visibility of these app solutions

As they are devised for the particular platform, the coding would be smooth and simple, and the apps make use of the hardware and software components. As a result, you will find the interface to be intuitive and the experience enriching

The flow of the mobile app design will be smooth and well-defined for these apps.

As you need to be adept with the native programming language, you will need to hire experts in the particular programming language. This will in turn be time consuming and expensive

If you are planning to release a single app across the various platforms, then hybrid app development is your go-to option. Here is the cherry on top of your regular awesome development time-span cake, it is cost efficient. You need to have a knowledge of HTML, CSS or JavaScript to develop these apps. They are an excellent combination of native and web apps, thus bringing together the best of both worlds for the app user. If you want to add native features to the app, you simply need to add a wrapper that will bridge the existing gaps. In case of hybrid apps, the native shells are downloaded, which adds the code for webview, thus reducing the memory used by your phone and increasing the app's speed and performance.

As we have already mentioned, they enjoy the best of both worlds. They don't need to access the web browser and can easily access the native elements, thus ensuring quick and hassle-free usage of the apps

You just need to code once, and you can deploy the code on every platform. In fact, if you want to make it more platform-specific, you just need to make a few additions to your code

It gains access to all the software and hardware elements, thus enabling you to add more components to your app

You have more dependencies in this case, as you need to depend on third parties to deploy the app wrapper

The performance of the app is not as good as the native or web apps

In case you go with customization, you might need to invest more time and money, which can add to your cost of development.

How to Decide the Best Approach?

Type of organization: If you are just starting out, you need something that is accessible, functional and within your budget. A good web app can help you cater to your audience. It will not depend on the platform, and getting it out in the market would be way easier than native apps. However, if you are an enterprise-grade organization, and you need to cater to a heavy load, then you should go with native apps. The type of organization is one of the many deciding factors for the approach to be taken into account. In case your organization caters to user groups from both platforms, then hybrid could be a sound approach too.

Experiential Apps: In case you want to deliver an app that enhances user experience, and caters to their basic accessibility and usability needs, then you ought to choose native apps. They are developed keeping in mind the guidelines defined by the app store, and quality is supposed to be top-notch for them

Quick Launch: In case you want to reach out to the audience quickly, and make your app available to them as fast as you can, then you ought to go with web or hybrid approaches. Native app development requires a certain expertise, and you might want to hire expert native app developers

Access to Hardware: Without doubt, you will need to develop hybrid or native apps if you want to gain access and leverage the device hardware components.

Key Takeaways

Here is my take on the choice of app development approach, after having detailed out the differences, as well as the pros and cons associated with each of them.

If performance is something you cannot compromise upon, and that is the pre-requisite for your app development approach, then you ought to go with native apps. You can roll out the app for one operating system, make the necessary changes, and then roll it out for the other OS.

If you want a cost-efficient way of producing apps, then you should either go with web apps or hybrid apps. However, the slight difference between the two app methods and the end goal of your business need to be taken into consideration when finalizing the development strategy.

I have given my take as well as a detailed purview into these approaches. However, if you feel this is not sufficient information or, you want to discuss something more, you can connect with me. I will not only help you understand the approaches in detail, but also guide you through the choice. In case, you wish to discuss this article, feel free to comment.

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The 2010s are coming to an end, we have curated a list of events that have influenced our lives in big or small ways. Some big changes happened, some failures, some groundbreaking tech and so many things that got us on our toes. Let’s take a look at the events that caught our attention and our minds...!

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Google Plus: A Joker Card By Google

Google launched its first-ever social network Google Plus in a low key event. Akin to Facebook,
they used +1 for likes and circles to create groups.
But as the social media was hogged by Facebook in upcoming years and advancements in privacy low
Google will eventually going to
shut down google plus in 2018
Adding G+ into list of failed producs by Google.

Apple Does it Again with iPhone's 5th Generation

With iPhones 3 new models came out that year; 5, 5c and 5S, it was one of the biggest changes that
the mobile industry went through. This year too, Apple introduced advancements in security with the
first ever fingerprint reader in mobile phones. This revolutionized the security in phones and
started a trend of biometric authentication. We only have one phrase for this "Innovation and Apple
are synonymous."

Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data scandal

It was a major political scandal in early 2018 when it was revealed that Cambridge Analytica had
harvested the personal data of millions of peoples' Facebook profiles without their consent and
used it for political advertising purposes. It has been described as a watershed moment in the
public understanding of personal data and precipitated a massive fall in Facebook's stock price and
calls for tighter regulation of tech companies' use of personal data. After this security and data
privacy were the main concerns for the end-users. As a result, businesses started identifying new
methods and tech collaborations to improve the overall security.

Elon Musk's Roadster

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How Edge and Fog Computing are taking over Traditional Cloud Computing
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Internet of Things (IoT) devices are flooding the world and life becomes impossible without IoT devices these days. Indeed, it is being said that by 2025, there will be over 75 billion active IoT devices. The process of sending and retrieving data over the internet or the cloud has become easier but how are these bulk amount of data processed? No doubt, growth of IoT has created a demand for Edge cloud, fog and cloud platforms as these computing infrastructures are used by those organizations that rely heavily on data. So, let's get started with knowing what is cloud computing first, and then we will see the definition of fog computing and Edge Network as well.
Cloud Computing

Cloud computing means the storing and accessing data and programs over the internet ("the cloud") instead of your computer hard drive. It is a general term used for the delivery of hosted services over the internet. Rather than having to build and maintain computer infrastructures, cloud computing enables companies to consume resources such as virtual machine, storage or an application, as a utility. The services provided by cloud computing can be of any types such as servers, cloud storage, databases, networking, software, analytics, hybrid cloud, intelligence, applications etc.

Another thing that is essential to mention here is the grid computing. Grid computing is quite similar to cloud computing and often confuse the readers to differentiate between cloud and grid computing. These both technologies are used to process similar sorts of tasks and are developed for distributed computing. Though grid computing is used in the cloud computing, yet it is not a part of the cloud computing.
Fog Computing

The fog computing definition refers to extending cloud computing to the edge of an enterprise's network. Fog is another layer of a distributed network environment and is closely associated with cloud computing and IoT. It consists of a decentralized environment for computing in which the infrastructure provides storage, data, applications, and computations.

Fogging extends the concept of cloud computing to the network edge, making it ideal for Internet of things and other applications that require real-time interactions. Fog networking mainly utilizes the local computer resources rather than accessing remote computer resources causing a decrease of latency issues and performance further making it more powerful and efficient.
Edge Computing

Now that we are aware of the terms cloud computing and fog computing, now comes the third component i.e. Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC). So, let's see what is edge computing in IoT and edge computing examples.

Edge computing generally handles the processing of data where data is created around the network in substitute of centralized data-processing warehouse. For the entry point, edge devices are used that enables the entry into the core networks. Here, computation is largely or completely performed on distributed device nodes known as smart devices or edge devices as opposed to primarily taking place in a centralized cloud environment.

One of the greatest examples of edge computing include the Autonomous Vehicles. With edge computing technology and the integration of artificial intelligence (AI), the replacement of human car drivers with the autonomous driving technologies is possible. However, what is required for it to work properly is the capability of this technology to react to the road incidents in real-time. Another great example of the edge technology is the predictive maintenance. The applications of edge computing enable the IoT wireless sensor network to scrutinize the machine health in real-time. The data captured through the edge computing technology is then sent to centralized cloud data centers for further analysis.

Cloud, fog and edge computing may appear similar, but they are different layers of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Fog and edge computing are both extensions of cloud networks.
Why Cloud Computing?
Cloud computing differs from local storage and computing in which you store data on or run programs from the hard drive. It eliminates the capital expenses of buying hardware and software, setting up, running on-site datacenters, the round the clock electricity for power and cooling, IT experts for managing the infrastructures etc. Most of the services are based on the features that the companies use as they follow pay-as-you-go system. When it comes to security, it is significantly more efficient than a conventional in-house system.

The cloud computing makes business much more flexible than hosting on a local server. Rather than updating your IT infrastructure, a cloud-based service can meet the demand instantly if in case you need extra bandwidth. This improved freedom and flexibility can make a significant difference to the overall performance and efficiency of your organization. Above all, the ability to quickly meet business demands is one of the most important reasons why cloud computing is preferred.
Why Fog Computing?
Fog computing helps to improve efficiency and reduce the amount of data that needs to be transported to the cloud for processing, analysis and storage. Even though it is mostly used for efficiency reasons, it can also be used for security and compliance reasons. When it comes to latency, Fog computing has low latency in terms of network.

It also reduces the amount of data sent to the cloud computer whereas cloud computing doesn't provide any reduction in data while sending or transforming data. And if we talk about responsiveness, the response time of the system is high in fog networking or fogging as compared to cloud computing. In cloud computing, multiple data sources can be integrated but, fogging allows both multiple data sources and devices to be integrated and this becomes one among the major differences between cloud and fog computing.

While Fog networking is famous for its access speed, cloud computing speed is much dependent on the VM connectivity. So, in terms of large users, fogging is widely recommended as compared to Cloud computing due to the safety and security it provides.
Why Edge Computing?
Optimizing resource usage in a cloud-computing system is one of the many advantages that the Edge networking offers and apart from that, performing computations at the edge of the network lessens network traffic which will help to decrease the risk of a data bottleneck. It provides highly optimized performance since it is powered by small form factor hardware with flash-storage arrays and the processors used in edge computing devices offer better hardware security with a low power requirement.

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Apple iPhones  : here is news about new Apple iPhones Xs, XR, and Watch Event

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And, Tim Cook, the Chief Executive Officer of Apple Inc, has come up again with his ever-exciting Apple September launch event 2018 - the most awaited Apple event of the year. Like Apple WWDC 2018, Apple has brought some of the amazing updates, new iPhones, Apple watch and many more. So, let's start with taking a look among the major releases of watch series, Apple Watch 4!

Apply Watch Series 4

Apple Watch 4 was the first release of the Apple's iPhone Xs /XR and Watch event. The company kept its promise and released the Apple Watch with a larger display. Notably, the display of Apple Watch 4 is expected to 30% larger than the previous models of Apple Watches. The Company's CEO, Cook, revealed that the Apple Watch Series 4 is slightly thinner than Apple Watch 3 and has a battery life of almost 18 hours, which is similar to the Apple previous devices in this category. Another feature that Apple included in this series is the haptic feedback. Meaning, the Apple Watch 4 users can now feel a sense of touch while moving through their fingers on each element.

Besides, Apple Watch Series 4 has come up with a huge upgrade in the field of health features. The company has upgraded its new Apple Watch Series 4 device with ECG support that helps measure the electrical activity of its users' heart. The ECG support also identifies irregular heartbeats and call emergency services as well. The ECG upgrade makes the Apple Watch Series 4 a way better than the older devices of the Apple Watch family.

Apple iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max

While Tim Cook announced that
iPhone X has become the best smartphone of all with a great 98% of customer satisfaction, the company's Senior Vice President Phil Schiller, on the other hand, announced that the latest iPhone will be called as the iPhone Xs. He also revealed that the Apple's new phone will be available in three colour options viz. Gold, Silver and Space Gray.

Some of the features of this new iPhone include its high-protection from any kind of dust and even liquid for up to 30 minutes from a higher level of two meters. Besides, the iPhone Xs will have a 458 pixel-per-inch Super Retina OLED display with a size of 5.8 inches, which is larger than the iPhone 8 Plus that has the comparatively small body. Another huge upgrade includes its Dolby Vision HDR10. The Apple iPhone Xs has two variants i.e. iPhone Xs with a 5.8 inches display and iPhone Xs Max with a display size of 6.5 inches.

The iPhone Xs and Xs Max will have 12-megapixel dual cameras at the back of the phone with a True Tone flash. The company promises it to be twice as fast as it is equipped with the Smart HDR. Besides, it will also have a seven-megapixel selfie camera at the front of the phone. These iPhones will be comprised of new editing features that make you adjust the depth of field even after capturing the pictures.

Some other features include the stereo sound, fast FaceID, 512GB storage, A12 Bionic, 4 and 6 core GPU and an incredibly new neural engine, which helps open apps up to 30% faster than its predecessor.

Above all, Apple has introduced the Dual Sim Support to both the models - an announcement we have been waiting for ages. Both the variants of iPhone Xs will have the Dual Sim Dual Standby (DSDS).

iPhone XR

Apple is expected to reveal another member of the Apple iPhone family. As per the concocted rumours, the new iPhone is called iPhone Xr with an edge-to-edge display. Notably, the device will look similar to the iPhone X and will be available in more colour variants including Red, Coral, Black, White, Blue and Yellow as well. The iPhone Xr will have a 6.1-inch large liquid retina display. Schiller suggested that the phone will give the full iPhone X experience with a True Tone display with 1.4 million pixels and FaceID as well. Similar to iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max, the iPhone Xr will also have the same A12 Biotic chip. The iPhone Xr will have a 12 megapixels camera at the back of the handset and has a better battery backup as compared to iPhone 8.

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What is Artificial Intelligent and what is intelligent apps  ? Full article on Intelligent apps

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Written by Jalaj Sharma

The technology is evolving rapidly, from the 1998 Symbian operating system, now discontinued, to the Android Pie and iOS 11. Apps and operating systems are upgrading almost every month now. This is an era of artificial intelligence and machine learning, so why should not the apps use the latest technology and high-class products! With this thought, the conception of intelligent apps took place. But before going further, it is quite necessary for everyone to know that what is artificial intelligence? In simple words, artificial intelligence is one such branch of computer science that creates advanced machine learning systems, which can act, work and behave like humans.

Today, we have many such machine learning applications that use the AI to perform our daily tasks. The virtual assistant is among such AI technologies that we have designed lately. The intelligent application is a kind of app, which not only uses the data analytics but also the machine learning to enhance the work aptitude and provides users with the human-like responses. These AI incorporated applications provide us with the real-time data that help us predict many things and make our decisions.

Along with giving us the personalised experience, the application intelligence is able to give us the recommendations on many e-commerce portals, medical websites and various other government and private sites. Today's application development system is so powerful and advanced that it is difficult for legacy applications to compete with the intelligent apps when it comes to gigantic areas such as the big data and data science. Let us take a look at the components with which these intelligence applications are made of!

The Construction of the Intelligent Apps

There are two main components that are being used to develop the intelligent apps viz. machine learning and data analytics. Other than that, the intelligent applications are made of a number of micro services that make it capable to use and reuse learning services using the ML algorithms.

Specialities of the Intelligent Apps

Track Our Inputs

The intelligent apps take note of each and every activity we perform on them. Based on our regular inputs, these apps understand our behaviours, choices and likings and provide us with the recommendations as per our requirements.

Make AI-Based Decisions

The intelligent apps use the machine learning and artificial intelligence to make a decision that whether and what information is important and relevant for us. These apps are comprised of various algorithms that make it able to perform such differentiation task.

Provide Relevant Information

Since these apps are able to track our activities and actions, thus, they provide us with the relevant information on anything before we even search for it. This not only saves our time but also provides us with the solution to a number of problems we might be facing.

Quick Response

The intelligent apps have the abilities to respond to us within a split of a second and are also able to act on our behalf as well.

Robotics Inputs

The artificial intelligence used in such applications are so advanced that, with the help of countless algorithms, it automates a number of tasks we want to perform. The intelligent apps are capable of making different commands for different applications and services.

Auto-Communication

Well, it might sound crazy, but the intelligent apps can and do communicate on our behalf. These apps use tons of algorithms to predict whom we want to communicate with and based on your earlier responses and reactions, these apps are capable to identify what you might reply or communicate to a particular message that has been received. These responses are too real that the one the intelligent apps are communicating with will not even realise that s/ he is talking to an app and not you.

Capability to Handle Big Data Files

Considering the complexity of the structured and unstructured data in today's technological world, the intelligent apps are designed in a way that they are competent enough to handle the big data analytics and advanced analytics.

Examples of Intelligent Apps

Today, we are - knowingly or unknowingly - surrounded by a lot of intelligent apps. Some of the most popular examples of the intelligent apps that we are using on a daily basis nowadays include the mighty Google and other search engines. Yes, you must have noticed that what Google does when we type a sentence, right? It gives us suggestions to auto-complete the sentence based on the recent search queries we put on the search engine. Another example of the intelligent apps is the Netflix. Netflix has been around for a while and became a great companion of each and every individual aged from 18 to 100 plus years old. At the moment, the intelligent apps have become a necessity to our daily needs, which impact our personal, professional and social life on a very large scale. Seeing the ability and intelligence of these intelligent apps, it is quite evident that these apps are really a future of mobile solutions!

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Project Strobe : Google Announces Plan To Shut Down ‘Google Plus’ After A Security Breach. read at http://bit.ly/2A3SL3v
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Written by thinkwik

Google, the giant multinational American tech company, has taken a huge decision of shutting down the Google social media platform, Google Plus for the consumers on Monday, October 8, 2018. After years of considerations, Google Company finally made this decision and accepted that Google Plus failed to gain such an engagement that the company had expected. As soon as the news of Google Plus shutting down spread in the market, the curiosity among the consumers has taken a major hype. While some are speculating the Google Plus data breach is the reason behind the Google+ shutting down, others are guessing that the unpopularity of the Google+ among all the leading social platforms could be the possible reason for this decision.

Google, however, said that the company is facing significant challenges to keep up the product as per the consumers' acceptance and expectations. In addition, Google reveals that the decision has been taken after reviewing the access of third-party developer to the Google account and the Android devices data. Notably, Google has initiated an internal investigation via its Project Strobe to analyse the security controls and decreasing user engagement owing to the privacy concerns among the users.

The whole scenario has given birth to so many other serious issues, especially related to privacy concern and security. Along with shutting down Google Plus, another major statement that created a fuss is when Google announce to limit the apps that will be able to seek permission to use the data stored in the Gmail Accounts of the users. According to Google, it will allow only those apps to access the data, which are directly improving the email operations and functionality. This decision created a serious chaos among the consumers for their data protection till date. It's true to a very large extent that the apps we are using for years must have misused our data up to now. Else, Google wouldn't have bound to make such changes regarding the apps permission.

Another point that is equally important is the SMS and Call Logs permission that almost every Android app asks for, irrationally. From a music player to camera, torch, wallpaper or thousands of other apps available in the Google Play Store, no matter what sort of application you use, every app in your phone has the access of your contacts and SMS.

Hence, to allow users the freedom to select the apps they want to share their contact and SMS access with, Google has made a decision to provide its consumers with excessive data -sharing control. According to Google, you will now receive an individual pop-up for each and every permission requested by the apps. Though this will take a bit more time to install and provide permission to apps to access your data, however, it will also provide you more flexibility to authorise only certain apps to use your data.

Notably, Google accepted the fault in the social networks API that is believed to affect as many as half a million potential Google Plus users' accounts. According to Google, the company has detected the flaw somewhere in March 2018 - even before the Google I/O 2018 - and patched the issue soon after. However, the company decided to keep the issue secret. After the Facebook data breach, it is quite scandalous that we have placed our blind trust in giant social network platforms and email services Gmail etc.

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