Why Your Company Should Make and Release a Mobile App

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You hear about young people aspiring to become mobile app developers, rather than lawyers or doctors more often lately. It's no wonder; people are downloading mobile apps at record rates and app development teams are raking in big dollars. Continue reading

Strategy for IPhone App Development for Real Estate Market

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Editor’s Note: Our team of web designers and programmers has created lots of solutions for our customers from all over the world including those for real estate business. After QuartSoft opened the Mobile Development we believe that I won’t take long time till our real estate clients turn to us with their needs for mobile applications. So we hope this article will be helpful both for our app developers and our clients. Continue reading

The Future of Mobile Internet Devices

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Editor’s Note: Being a team that creates custom web and mobile solutions for all kinds of businesses, it is important for us to be aware not only of the current developments in the industry but also of the future ones in order to be able to offer the long-lasting value of our products as well as our consulting and web programming services to our clients. Continue reading

Android vs. iOS: Which Is More Profitable for Developers

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We all know that mobile devices are the wave of the future, and it’s becoming clear that the future is now. More people are using mobile computing than ever before and the sheer amount of apps in any one marketplace is certainly indicative of that. When it comes to the earning power of these apps, you might wonder which option is the best. There are plenty of platforms to choose from, but the two options that dominate the discussion are Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS. But, which one of these two gives you a better chance of actually earning money? Continue reading

From Cash Registers to 'Cloud' Registers

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Stand Back!

There is an old British comedy called ‘Open All Hours’ which starred two big names in the comedy industry, Ronnie Barker and David Jason (although Jason was very young then). It is about a shop and its miserly owner Arkwright (Barker) and his long-suffering assistant Granville (Jason). Barker’s point of sale, or till as they are sometimes called, was an ancient thing with turn of the century mechanics and one of the running jokes of the series was Barker’s fear at using it. Continue reading

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