Tag:Mobile Apps

This is part two of our Apple TV series. In the first post, we explored whether you should build an app for this platform. Now we’ll explain how to design and develop an Apple TV app.

Wondering whether you should build an Apple TV app? Read on to find out whether it’s right for you.

What’s one of the biggest predictors of mobile app success? Performance. Here’s how to whip yours into shape so mobile app performance problems don’t cost you downloads, revenue, and brand perception.

What startup founders and product managers need to know about the top app awards, including the Webbys, Tabbys, Crunchies, Best Mobile App Awards, and Apple Design Awards

How do mobile app notifications function now and how will they change in the future? Here’s what startup founders and product managers need to know.

As a result of investing greater time and effort in their own content, SpanishDict has created a more comprehensive, fulfilling experience for users.

Deep link integration is a simple way to increase user downloads and retention. It’s a seamless way to give your users what they really want.

Responsive web vs native apps. Which is better when it comes to mobile development? Well, as this post details, it depends on your taste and your needs.

Branch Metrics explains how deep linking can help various types of apps (such as Venmo, Uber and Hotel Tonight) achieve more downloads and higher retention.

We’re partnering with Branch Metrics on an in-depth series on deep linking. This first post provides a beginner’s guide to deep linking with a focus on mobile apps.

Nichole Elizabeth DeMeré of Inbound.org, Growth Hackers, and Product Hunt shares her list of the most helpful apps, blogs, books, and communities for growth professionals.

In this eighth installment of the Weekly Roundup series, we explored Product Hunt for apps and services that will help you accomplish your New Year’s goals and form positive, long-lasting habits.