In reading Forbes magazine’s “The Mobile Browser Is Dead, Long Live the App” Ewan Spence states a surprising remark that surprised me. Spence stats “ users are spending more time on their devices, an average of 2 hours and 42 minutes per day up four minutes per day since last year.”(Spence) I found it interesting …
April 15, 2016 archive
Apr 15
The Rise of Apps
The articles we read this week were very interesting and covered the topics of the usefulness of apps and the use of bitcoins. In “The Mobile Browser is Dead, Long Live the App” we learn that on smartphones people rarely use their browser. Instead opt to use apps that each have a specific purpose. This …
Apr 15
Mobile Browser vs Apps
Rayshawn Parrilla When it comes to mobile mediums search engines, its focus lies within the mobile browser or mobile apps. For a long period of time, the mobile browser has always remained superior. Its structure is organized to display data, content, video and more. Consumers are able to access its fundamentals through Safari, as well …
Apr 15
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The Mobile Browser Is Dead Long Live The App It’s no surprise that people are going through mobile apps over a browser. This day and age people want instant gratification and the less clicking they have to do, the better. Out of 2 hours and 42 minutes only 22 of those minutes are spent in …
Apr 15
Have Mobile Apps Replaced Mobile Web?
Mobile apps have been the new attraction of this generation. Their simple and easy to navigate and can easily just be removed. Apps are also the new source of accessing information. The Web on the other hand does not erase your info. It is much more of a hassle to find access to information because …
Apr 15
Apps and digital currency
The pros of having apps is that there is an app for everything. The cons is there is an app for everything. It’s good to use an app for stuff if you’re on the go or if you are away from your computer. The annoying part of having an app is to be told constantly …
Apr 15
Apps and Digital Currency
Apps are changing the web by less people using the browser or websites. If you use the same personal websites often, I believe your best bet is to download the application. I downloaded the Facebook app to give quicker responses and accessing information. Digital currency will be use to replace paper money in the future …
Apr 15
Apps and Digital Currency
“The Mobile Browser is Dead, Long Live the App” speaks on how people are using their mobile browser less and less everyday. Apps are taking over the scene and people are slowly stopping the use of their mobile browser. It was shown in the stats of this article as Apps had a use of 84% …
Apr 15
Apps and Digital Currency
The relevance of apps have never been higher than it’s current state now in digital media today. Apps serve as a channel for any source of information along with personal entertainment services; these apps can revolve around social media outlets, tv entertainment, etc. The readings The Rise of Chat Apps by Mat Honan, The Mobile …