Mobile applications
iPhone and web-based mobile app development
Mobile computing is becoming ubiquitous. You can do pretty much any online activity on your iPhone, iPad, Android or other mobile device. The future of the internet lies very squarely at the feet of mobile platforms.
HTML5 Web Applications
We're starting to push in to the mobile market and have already built some iPhone apps (not yet on the AppStore) and have used the advanced features of the WebKit platform to create mobile applications which act as a mobile extension of your website.
WebKit is a great platform which is used by Mac OS X, iPhone / iPod touch, Google's Android mobile platform and Nokia's S60 phones. Mobile web apps built to take advantage of WebKit's HTML5 capabilities mean you can get interactive web apps which work on multiple devices and which don't need to downloaded from an application store.
iPhone & iPod Touch Apps
The iPhone OS's Cocoa Touch framework make it easy to create rich native applications which take full advantage of the iPhone's animation, multi-touch, networking, native appearance and behaviour.
A Cocoa Touch application is preffered if you want to sell or deploy your application through the Apple's AppStore, or if you require high-performance or other advanced features not available in a web application.
Both WebKit-based and Cocoa Touch applications have their own strengths and weaknesses and we will advise you as to which one suits the needs of your users and application best.
We believe that mobile applications will be ubiquitous in the very near future and users will become used to performing the majority of the daily tasks on their mobile device.
Tell us about your mobile app idea!
We'd love to hear from you
We're confident we can take on almost any project and have a great track record for delivering. We're good to work with and are committed to turning your idea in to a reality.
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