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Communications of the ACM, 2011
The market model pioneered by Apple and others is transforming the software world---and has profound implications for software companies and their customers.
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The market model pioneered by Apple and others is transforming the software world---and has profound implications for software companies and their customers.
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Experimenting Through Mobile ‘Apps’ and ‘App Stores’
International Journal of Mobile Human Computer Interaction, 2011Utilizing App Stores as part of an ‘in-the-large’ methodology requires researchers to have a good understanding of the effects the platform has in the overall experimental process if they are to utilize it effectively. This paper presents an empirical study of effects of the operation an App Store has on an App lifecycle through the design ...
Paul Coulton, William Bamford
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Business Information Review, 2012
The author highlights some of the best applications for mobile devices that are relevant to information professionals and researchers. He looks at apps in three categories: ‘Informational’ apps that provide information on-the-go and that can be useful for both researchers and their clients and patrons; apps being offered by information product vendors;
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The author highlights some of the best applications for mobile devices that are relevant to information professionals and researchers. He looks at apps in three categories: ‘Informational’ apps that provide information on-the-go and that can be useful for both researchers and their clients and patrons; apps being offered by information product vendors;
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Configuration Service for Mobile Apps
2017 IEEE/ACM 4th International Conference on Mobile Software Engineering and Systems (MOBILESoft), 2017Keeping pace with the market requires software to be shipped quickly, in rapid release cycles with a strong feedback loop. Managing and controlling these changes become complex, especially in the mobile world. In mobile applications, unlike in the Web world, the user chooses whether to download updates or to ignore them, and rollbacks are typically not
Nili Guy-Ifergan +3 more
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The Mobile Software App Takeover
IEEE Software, 2012Smartphones aren't very “smart” without the software apps that give them their usability and versatility. Apps, like all software, need some degree of guidance, regulation, and measurement to ensure a user is receiving proper functionality and quality of service.
Jeffrey M. Voas +2 more
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On the Exploratory Testing of Mobile Apps
Proceedings of the IV Brazilian Symposium on Systematic and Automated Software Testing, 2019While the literature acknowledges that mobile apps present different testing challenges and automated solutions have been pursued, it lacks a better understanding of how pervasive practices of manual testing (namely Exploratory Testing - ET) can be more effectively applied. This paper aims to investigate the use of ET in mobile apps.
Mariana Souza +3 more
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Mobile Networks and Applications, 2012
With the popularity of mobile apps on mobile devices based on iOS, Android, Blackberry and Windows Phone operating systems, the numbers of mobile apps in each of the respective native app stores are increasing in leaps and bounds. Currently there are close to one million mobile apps across these four major native app stores.
Anindya Datta +2 more
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With the popularity of mobile apps on mobile devices based on iOS, Android, Blackberry and Windows Phone operating systems, the numbers of mobile apps in each of the respective native app stores are increasing in leaps and bounds. Currently there are close to one million mobile apps across these four major native app stores.
Anindya Datta +2 more
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A Mobile App for Citizen Participation
Proceedings of the 2014 Conference on Electronic Governance and Open Society: Challenges in Eurasia, 2014Mobile apps for urban participation are a rather new development. The literature provides certain potentials of mobile apps in this context, as well of mobile participation (m-participation) in general. While developing a mobile app for the specific purpose of geo-referenced, instant polling in urban development contexts, the question rose: is m ...
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Mobile app recommendations: travel apps
Library Hi Tech News, 2016Purpose The purpose of this paper is to provide a list of various travel-themed mobile apps that librarians might recommend as a supplement to other print/digital resources. Summer is a time when many people take the chance to escape on a much-needed vacation.
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ACM SIGGRAPH 2013 Mobile, 2013
There is a lot of desire to develop mobile apps, but getting started can often feel daunting. This workshop aims to be an introduction to getting started on the path to mobile development. The emphasis will be developing quick, cross-platform apps utilizing open technologies.
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There is a lot of desire to develop mobile apps, but getting started can often feel daunting. This workshop aims to be an introduction to getting started on the path to mobile development. The emphasis will be developing quick, cross-platform apps utilizing open technologies.
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