What’s expanding at the same blistering pace as your company’s mobile workforce? How about the demands those users are making for a software experience that rivals the one they get on a desktop? For ...

Remember the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP)? Before smartphones, it seemed as though everyone was building mobile versions of their websites in WAP form. This even happened again for a short ...

WhatsApp is reportedly working on group voice and video calling for its web platform, alongside call links and scheduling ...

Whether you’re creating a Web app or a mobile app for your business, the end goals are to provide a helpful service for as many customers as possible and expand your company’s reach. But how do you ...

WhatsApp is developing group voice and video calls for its web client, along with call links and scheduled calls, bringing ...

Flutter, Google’s open source multiplatform application framework, has been seeing quite a bit of momentum lately, with both Google’s internal teams betting on it for projects like the new Play ...

WhatsApp is testing group voice and video calls on the web, along with call links and scheduling, narrowing the gap with ...

(Reuters) - More than 700,000 people use the Financial Times' Web-based mobile application to access news and other content, making it more popular than the version sold in Apple's App Store. The ...

Although apps are widely available for a plethora of popular websites, the web browser remains one of the most useful and far-reaching tools available on a smartphone. Be it for a quick search to ...

Nokia has quietly launched a web-based Download Store, offering applications and games to users in 17 European countries. It's an online equivalent of the Download application available on Nokia ...

Orange is simplifying the submission, testing and publishing process of mobile applications that are made available in its App Shop, in an effort to attract more developers applications, it announced ...

Fraser MacInnes is a mobile games industry professional who cut his teeth writing for Pocket Gamer. He's now working at iQU, a behavioural knowledge company working in the games sector. I am not a ...