Whereas the marketplace for tinted (Red, Green, Blue) RGB LEDs is well developed, the marketplace for white LEDs is still growing. Why? When you think about sectors that still rely upon white, non-LED lights, such as televisions, auto makers, computer system screens, laptop, LCD backlights, etc., you can understand the press to come to be …
Weight management is a subject talked about by greater than 90% of individuals in the world, individuals searching for rapid and effective means to slim down. Lots of look for the right weight reduction facility to have the best weight loss control. One of the most usual technique individuals use is diet tablets, however there …
Gadgets ready to vouch for your child, many. Different shapes, colors, different technical principles. Everyone has its pros and cons. If you choose a device based on the situation, the shortcomings of the gadget can be turned into advantages. So we did. Time-tested and child-proven devices A Bluetooth bracelet will help you to watch your …
How do users find your application? How many times has it been installed? How often do they open an application and what do they do with it? How many goals have been achieved? Mobile application analytics will answer these (and more) questions. And knowing the answers, you will be able to make the application more …
According to statistics, in 2018, mobile applications were downloaded to users’ devices more than 200 billion times. According to Marketing Land, 57% of the time spent in digital space is the time spent on programs in smartphones or tablets. Mobile devices are firmly established in our lives: messengers, banking, business applications, personal offices of mobile …
While selling phones today it is difficult not to notice how firmly they are rooted in our lives. My clients are 5 and 75 years old, and each of them has its own requirements to the mobile phone. Some choose the model only for communication, others want quality sound and picture, some “to pull the …
The first mass mobile phone, which appeared in 1984, only annoyed consumers. They were infected with the idea that the world could become mobile, and began to demand more. So all the following years, manufacturers were busy learning how to make phones smarter, lighter, smaller and more accessible. In 1996, Nokia’s efforts reached the next …
