Native apps are built for specific platforms (e.g. iOS, Android, Windows Phone, etc.). They are built using platforms’ native SDK and development platforms and are able to use some of the specific features of the device – e.g. Camera, Volume controller, speaker, etc. The web-based apps (also web-apps) run within the mobile browser and are virtually webpages that imitate the look of a native mobile UI. Such apps are advantageous over native apps as they give the same user-experience on different smartphones. However, they can’t use some features of devices like native apps.
Yes, we build mobile applications for all major mobile development platforms. You can hire our developers for developing an app for iOS (iPhone and iPad), Android, BlackBerry, Symbian, and Windows Mobile. Whether you want to develop apps for just one or two platforms or want to develop an app that works on all the mobile platforms, we are at your service.
Native apps are built for specific platforms (e.g. iOS, Android, Windows Phone, etc.). They are built using platforms’ native SDK and development platforms and are able to use some of the specific features of the device – e.g. Camera, Volume controller, speaker, etc. The web-based apps (also web-apps) run within the mobile browser and are virtually webpages that imitate the look of a native mobile UI. Such apps are advantageous over native apps as they give the same user-experience on different smartphones. However, they can’t use some features of devices like native apps.
We don’t have control over this. Nevertheless, most of the applications developed by IndiaNIC do well on the market. If you are keen to earn out of the application, we recommend using our Business Analysis provided by the experts. IndiaNIC offers consultancies in such cases.
Yes, we are. We have a professional partnership model for clients who want to grow in business with us. As of now, in the year 2020, we have more than 50partners globally.
If you want the changes to be made in the app, it will cost you. We recommend having the project scope defined before beginning the project to save time and money.
The framework or programming language that we use to develop applications depends upon the chosen platform by the client. For example, for iPhone application, we use iOS SDK, Objective C, Swift, Xcode, and other tools and technologies provided by Apple. Similarly, for the Android applications, we use the Android SDK. We expertise in frameworks of Open Source and Microsoft Technologies for Web Service and API based applications.
Yes, we do.
Yes, you can get an application that would work on all platforms. For such development, you need to go for cross-platform mobile development in which our developers use frameworks that are used to develop the main application and then deploy it across your desired platforms. For more information on our cross-platform development services, you can check out our services for cross-platform mobile development.
Yes, we can. You can hire us for just writing codes for programming.
Most of the apps we develop don’t get rejected. There are no special criteria for this but just making a neat and clean app works. Our apps are foolproof and bug-free as they pass from various robust testing. Though we don’t guarantee of approval on iTunes as it may be rejected other than a technical fault.
The need for hosting or website depends on what architecture your application is using. If your application requires database and web services that connect the database to the app, you need hosting in order to manage the database and those web services. If you already have hosting infrastructure and server – we can help you utilize the same. As far as the website goes, if you need your end users to do any activity or you need a website for marketing your app, we can help you develop that as well.
You may! Nevertheless, this may be chargeable.
Unlike web apps, mobile apps do not have access to remote databases. In order to fetch the data from the servers, an alternative service is needed. Web services or APIs are that alternatives. By creating XML/JSON files from the database, we can use data from these files for user applications.
No. Flash is not supported on any iOS device. The support for flash is going to be discontinued from Adobe (who owns flash now) for mobile devices. Also, the flash is very rapidly being replaced by core SDK capabilities and HTML5.
Well, who doesn’t want to be there in that spot? ???? Saying that it totally depends on how cool is your app idea, as well as the app as one solid product. Apparently, it is all up to Apple and Google staff when it comes to selecting an app to feature there. But having a great concept put together well increases your chances. So, it is not just us, however our role could be significant in having you take your app to that place.
