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iOS vs. Android: Choosing the Right Platform for Your App

In today’s mobile-driven world, a well-designed app can be the cornerstone of a thriving business. But before you dive headfirst into development, a crucial decision awaits: which platform will you build your app for?

Here, we’ll explore the two dominant mobile app development platforms — iOS and Android — to help you make an informed choice.

Understanding Your Target Audience

The first step is to identify your ideal user. Demographics, location, and tech-savviness all play a role.

iOS Users: Typically concentrated in North America, Western Europe, and urban areas, iOS users tend to have higher disposable income and are more likely to spend on in-app purchases [source: Clearbridge Mobile].

Android Users: With a broader global reach, particularly in developing nations, Android users are diverse. They may be more budget-conscious and open to ad-supported apps [source: Promatics India].

Platform Breakdown: Key Considerations

Market Share and User Base:

Android: Boasts the larger global market share (around two-thirds) and sees more app downloads [source: Clearbridge Mobile].

iOS: While user base is smaller, iOS users are known for higher engagement and spending power [source: Sensor Tower].

Development Considerations:

Android: The open-source nature allows for greater flexibility and customization, but device fragmentation (various phone models and operating system versions) can complicate development and testing [source: TechAhead].

iOS: Apple’s closed ecosystem with a limited device range offers a more streamlined development process with consistent user experience across devices [source: Mdevelopers].

Monetization Strategies:

iOS: App Store users are statistically more likely to pay for premium apps and in-app purchases, potentially leading to higher revenue for developers [source: Promatics India].

Android: Freemium models with in-app advertising might be more successful due to user preferences.

Development Cost:

Android: Generally considered less expensive to develop for due to the open-source nature and wider range of tools available.

iOS: While the initial investment might be higher due to Apple’s licensing fees, the streamlined development process can lead to faster time-to-market.

Making the Right Choice

Ultimately, the best platform depends on your specific app and business goals. Here’s a quick guide:

Choose iOS First: If you target a premium audience willing to spend, prioritize in-app purchases, and value a smooth user experience.

Choose Android First: If you aim for a global audience, embrace open-source flexibility, and prioritize affordability.

Prometteur: Your Mobile App Development Partner

Building a successful app requires expertise and a strategic approach regardless of the platform you choose. 

Prometteur can be your one-stop shop for all your mobile app development needs. 

Our team of experienced developers can guide you through the entire process, from concept to launch, ensuring your app reaches the right audience and achieves its full potential.

Contact Prometteur today for a free consultation and let’s turn your app vision into reality!

Related Blogs:The Ultimate Guide to Hiring a Dedicated Mobile App Developer

Hourly vs. Fixed Rates: Understanding Mobile App Development Costs

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M Developments Inc. – Luxury Living in The Heart of Gurugram

You've always wanted to live in a luxury apartment. And now, you can!

No, seriously. We're talking about an apartment with its own private elevator and an incredible view of the city skyline. An apartment that has been designed by the best architects in the world. An apartment where you can do whatever you want—and be whoever you want—all while enjoying breath-taking views of the city below.

These are for those who want to live in a world of their own creation, a world that's all about them, and only them.

Living in Gurugram is an adventure.

The feeling of living in Gurugram is like being a part of the universe. You are in it, and it is in you. The city welcomes you with open arms and envelopes you in its cool embrace. It is a place where you can find peace and quiet when you need it and where every corner feels like home.

Gurugram is a city with a lot of life and energy. It is a place where you can experience the feeling of living in a big city. Gurugram is one of the best places to live because it offers many opportunities for employment and education. The culture here is also very diverse and you will find people from different parts of India living together in harmony. The food and entertainment industry is flourishing here because there are many malls, cinemas, restaurants, bars, etc… You can find anything under one roof at these malls and they have all the latest trends in fashion as well as technology.

Lavish boutique floors by M Developments Inc. in DLF phase – 2, Gurugram

Independent builder floors in Gurugram give you the power to design your life exactly how you want it, without any rules or restrictions.

You can choose from any of our floor plans and customize them to suit your needs. You can pick out the materials, colors, finishes, and even accessories that will make your home unique from all others.

M Developments Inc. is a client-focused, performance driven real estate investment company based in Delhi NCR.

With their #RealEstate Development services they are launching luxurious Boutique Floors in the stupendous area of DLF Phase 1 & 2, Gurgaon.

If you're looking for the ultimate in luxury living, check out the benefits of living in the lavish boutique floors by M Development Inc.- Top Builders in Gurugram.

📍 Vastu Compliant, automated homes with remote access

📍 Welcome Lobby with 2 reserved parking for each floor with an independent gate.

📍 Modular kitchen with chimney and hob, wardrobe and vanities with imported soft close-fitting.

📍 A combination of Italian Marble and wooden flooring

📍 0 km from NH 8, MG Road and Metro station!

You'll be able to move into a newly-built condo that's designed to provide you with maximum comfort and convenience. You can choose from a variety of floor plans, so you'll always have the space that's perfect for your needs.

So, what are you waiting for? Come visit our website today and get started on your new life!

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Venezuela Or Singapore? -Your Choice (Reblogged)

Venezuela Or Singapore? -Your Choice (Reblogged)

EVERY ELECTION CAMPAIGN in India hears the promise, by the leaders of all parties, to turn India into another Singapore -a small one-city State known for its mdevelopment and good administration.

Some consider it a shame that the world’s biggest democracy,India,wants to reach the goal of duplicating one of the smallest. However there are many in India who want the country ruled by a dynasty…

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Top Mobile App Development Companies

When you need a mobile app, you want to make sure it's the best it can be. There's no better way to do that than by working with a company that specialises in mobile app development.

At Omninos Technologies International -P. Ltd, we've built our reputation on crafting apps for businesses and other organisations—and we're proud of it. Our team is here to help you build the best mobile app possible, from conception through deployment.

We have the best Live streaming app, Mobile App Development service provider to help you in getting reach of your app users. Our solutions are designed with the latest programming languages, which provide better user experience.

Mobile app development has become a necessity for businesses to stay competitive in today's fast-changing world. Mobile apps are used for multiple purposes such as customer support, sales and marketing, and even employee engagement. However, it can be difficult to choose the right mobile app development company that suits your needs. In this article, we will discuss the top mobile app development companies in India that you should consider hiring.

Top Mobile App Development Companies list

Algoworks

Altoros

Innowise Group

Omninos Technologies International -P. Ltd

Fingent

Konstant Infosolutions

Cheesecake Labs

ScienceSoft

mDevelopers

Orangesoft

The mobile app development market is competitive and littered with low-quality companies. Still, there are the select few that thrive and succeed in creating high-quality apps. The companies on this list are in a position to grow rapidly and be at the forefront of this growing industry.

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Homes or gardens? Developers and 

urban farmers grapple over vacant land

Vacant lots dot lower-income neighborhoods across the country. In many cities, urban growers have planted in those lots, repurposing abandoned city land into gardens with farmers markets and healthy food. But cities often still register such plots as "vacant," which allows them to be snatched up by housing developers. In communities where both housing and fresh food are needed, the fight over valuable vacant land is prompting policy reform — and tense collaboration — between developers and gardeners. "People who live near [vacant lots] should have a say in how they're developed, and most of the time people want to grow gardens, parks and farms," says Mara Kravitz, director of 596 Acres, an organization that maps vacant lots in New York City and advocates for community stewardship of that land. On average, 15 percent of land in most U.S. cities is vacant, according to a study by the Center on Urban and Metropolitan Policy. In New York City alone, there are more than15,000 parcels of vacant land. In Brownsville, Brooklyn, one of the city's poorest neighborhoods, roughly 12 acres of public land are classified as "vacant," though some of that land has been converted into thriving gardens and farms. In fact, Brownsville has more than a dozen gardens and farms, the most of any Brooklyn neighborhood. They are an important source of fresh produce for community members. Just 40 percent of Brownsville residents live within walking distance of a supermarket. But this network of gardens is threatened by housing developers, in part due to a need for affordable housing in the community. A recently completed development plan for Brownsville would add 2,500 affordable units to the neighborhood, built atop dozens of vacant lots, according to the city's designation. But some of that development would displace gardens — and not all the housing being developed in Brownsville is necessarily affordable. Take Marcus Garvey Village, a 625-unit, mixed-use housing complex, co-developed by L+MDevelopers. The developers also bought a few vacant lots in the vicinity several years ago, one of which is currently a 20,000-square-foot farm owned by Project Eats, a nonprofit farming coalition. L+M actually funded the farm, which hosts twice-weekly farmers markets and has its own café. But now the farm has an expiration date. The developers are expanding Marcus Garvey Village, and by 2019, the crops will be replaced with mixed-use housing, which may cause a rift in the farm-developer relationship and deprive residents of a source of fresh produce. "Our mission is to bring good, organic food to food desert areas," says Josh Weisstuch, assistant project manager at L+M, when asked about why the developers agreed to build the temporary farm in the first place. But he adds that "the threat [to gardens] is the constant drive for profit in housing, generally." This tension between urban growing and urban growth in Brooklyn exists in other cities, too. Take Chicago, where low-resource communities are sometimes forced to choose between housing and fresh produce. Three years ago, Kofi Ademola and his neighbors in Woodlawn, on Chicago's south side, turned the vacant lot on their road into a community garden. A developer was "sitting on the land," as he describes it, but gave them permission to grow. They grew a peach tree, then an apple tree, and then added garden boxes. But then one day the developers announced they were going to start building, Ademola says, and soon all that remained of the 15-year-old garden was the stump of the former apple true and the uprooted peach tree. New York City is attempting to rectify the tug of war between affordable housing and healthy food sources. In December, council members passed the city's first urban agriculture bill, designed to ensure that farmers and gardeners in the community have a say in how community land is used. Before the bill, civil disobedience was the only way local gardeners could make their voices heard. In December 2016, for instance, the Isabahlia Ladies of Elegance Foundation, an urban gardening organization in Brownsville, protested against a developer who sought to buy their garden — a community anchor since the 1990s — for just $4 because the Department of City Planning listed the lot as vacant. The gardeners won the fight, with some support from the city council. Karen Washington, an urban agriculture activist in the Bronx, is optimistic about the city's plan. As the former president of the New York City Community Garden Coalition, she spent nearly two decades turning empty lots into community gardens in her borough, with support from local politicians and neighbors. Washington has witnessed a successful partnership between an urban garden and a developer in her Bronx community. The Kelly Street Garden, in Longwood, is part of the Kelly Street affordable housing development. Both are products of Workforce Housing Group, whose founder, John Crotty, helped add 81 affordable units and also turned a vacant lot into a community garden for the residents.

This story comes to us from the Food & Environment Reporting Network, an independent, nonprofit investigative news organization. Lea Ceasrine is a student at CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, studying health and science reporting. She has covered urban farming in Brownsville for BKYLNER.

Copyright 2018 NPR. To see more, visit http://www.npr.org/.

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Galaxywing It solutions design beautiful & engaging user experiences, front ends, build scalable applications and mdevelop cleananage them on cloud. 1) Requirements Analysis and Planning 2) Strategic and Site Map Documentation 3) Wire frame and design elements planning 4) Prototype Designing 5) Technical Design and Development 6) Refining & QA

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Update: Future Plot: Syer’s Rebellion - Chapter 5

((So far the story is complete, but I felt like something is missing.  An idea has been jogging in my mind about giving the first-person perspective of Sandra. It’s based on the first person perspective scenes in Magic the Gathering stories. 

However, I’m hesitant to put that into the story. yes, it will help mdevelop Sandra’s personality, but I want the reader to know what is happening in their perspective and not in another’s. Then again, the story is supposed to be focused on Sandra.

I wonder what you guys think.))

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The mohair knit close up. So fluffy, so soft, so cute

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INSPIRED BY THE KNITWEAR SWEATER I WAS WEARING I FINISHED THE COLLAR OF THE B&E SWEAT WITH A WHITE TIPPING AS WELL

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FINAL FINISHINGS ON THE MOHAIR SPENCER > NECK TUBULAR FINISH AND ARMHOLE ALSO TUBULAR FINISH

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NEW VERSION IS SUPER! finally I got the proportions right! It fits perfectly. Very excited to construct this piece

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THE SHIRT DRESS + SPENCER KNIT! Still need to finish both but seeing the combination already makes me super enthousiastic!

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NEW SAMPLE > STITCH SIZE IS TOO BIG. ALSO KNIT DOES NOT FIT ON FRONT PANEL. NEW MEASUREMENTS! NEW GIF!