Les utilisateurs Android consomment beaucoup de données | FrAndroid - LA communauté francophone Android Ulrich Rozier • le 18 aout 2010 à 21:52 18 aout 2010 article Android Les utilisateurs Android consomment beaucoup de données Aujourd’hui, quasiment toutes les offres de forfaits mobiles sont accompagnées de data « illimité », conséquence logique… Les opérateurs téléphoniques sont victimes de leur propre succès et les réseaux 3G sont saturés. Pour limiter la casse, les opérateurs brident les débits et mettent en place des quotas. Certains commencent même à réfléchir à la pertinence de pouvoir utiliser les fonctions TV 3G via le réseau WiFi lorsque celui-ci est disponible (je ne comprends même pas pourquoi ce n’était pas déjà le cas). Les utilisateurs d’Android sont beaucoup plus susceptibles que les utilisateurs d’iPhone, de regarder un flux vidéo via une connexion 3G plutôt que d’utiliser le Wi-Fi. J’en viens à vous parler de ces problèmes car une étude menée aux États-Unis a montré que les utilisateurs Android consommaient beaucoup plus de data via la 3G que les utilisateurs iPhone.
Mobile Web vs. mobile app: When and why April 14, 2011 Tony Long is senior technologist at Band Digital The world is a big, diverse place where more than 1.7 million species of animals, plants and algae exist, all subject to the same cycle of extinction and evolution that has been taking place over millions of years. It is with this in mind that we briefly explore the various factors that go into pursuing either a mobile Web strategy or a mobile application strategy. The reason for this helpful context is that, in spite of what has been published throughout the business press about mobile Web versus mobile apps, and regardless of what we have all read on the various strengths and weaknesses of the different mobile computing platforms, there need not be one final either/or decision. In fact, depending on the overall strategy, a company can start on one side, and then evolve into the other, or even support both. All about data Consumers, it seems, have evolved faster than Web developers and marketers thought they could. Gone fishin’
Mobile ad evolution Popular Applications By Category Got it! Like most websites AlternativeTo uses cookies for various features. We hope that is ok, otherwise feel free to disable cookies in your browser. More info Cookie Consent plugin for the EU cookie law Desktop, Tablet & Mobile Custom Platforms Categories © 27 Kilobyte AB (Web App)|@AlternativeTo|Blog|Forums|Contact|About|FAQ|Mobile Version Apps vs the Web - Matt Legend Gemmell The Financial Times recently launched their new web app, replacing their dedicated iPad app. It’s been widely speculated that this was in response to Apple’s (since relaxed) policy of not allowing publishers to offer cheaper subscriptions outside the App Store than they do within the Store itself, preventing those publishers from offsetting Apple’s margin-destroying 30% cut. I contributed some thoughts on the relative advantages of both approaches (native app vs web app) to the lead news piece in the new issue of .Net magazine, and I’d like to talk a little more about the distinction between native and web apps from the user’s perspective. The first thing to state is that this article isn’t about web technologies themselves. HTML5, CSS, JavaScript and so forth are all excellent technologies, and we all use web apps every day; the web is a thoroughly proven platform. Instead, this is about mobile devices, and our relationship with them. These fall into two neat categories. Conclusion
The Rise of Native Advertising 7,795 views Featured in: Technology, Business The New York City Media Lab hosted an event on April 11, 2012 highlighting innovations in Social Advertising. The New York City Media Lab hosted an event on April 11, 2012 highlighting innovations in Social Advertising. To become part of the content experience, brands must focus on presenting their content in a manner which is native to the underlying user experience. To learn more, chat with Jack: @JackK Statistics Views Total Views Views on SlideShare Embed Views Actions Likes Downloads 5 Embeds 151 Usage Rights © All Rights Reserved Faster Internet Speed | Internet Speed Check | Free Internet Speed Software and Instructions Show How To Speed Up Your Internet Connection. Native App vs. Web App: Which Is Better for Mobile Commerce? The Mobile App Trends Series is supported by Sourcebits, a leading product developer for mobile platforms. Sourcebits offers design and development services for iOS, Android, Mobile and Web platforms. Follow Sourcebits on Twitter for recent news and updates. One of the primary beneficiaries of the smartphone (and now tablet) boom is the mobile commerce space. Companies like eBay and Amazon are bringing in billions of dollars a year from their mobile apps and mobile commerce sites. For merchants, it's no longer enough to have an ecommerce strategy — businesses need to embrace a mobile commerce strategy as well. Choosing Between Mobile and Native Apps One of the resounding themes for mobile software developers in 2011 is the debate between building a native app or building a mobile web app. This is especially true for mobile commerce sites, where the conversion rates between browsers and purchasers can vary dramatically based on the platform and the method of presentation.