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3 keys to empowering entrepreneurs from Doc Brown and Marty McFly

Entrepreneur

'Undercover Billionaire' is all very well. But, TV fantasies aside, here's how -- if you're smart and lucky -- you can reach success before you run out of cash.

Entrepreneur

Ever hear of progressive web apps, or PWAs? They combine the best parts of the web and mobile experiences.

Entrepreneur

Apps are smoking hot, but is yours attractive enough to stand out? Try these three strategies to create the 'it' app of 2018.

Entrepreneur

Alexa? Echo? Google Home? These devices likely won't stay put on our night tables and bookshelves for long.

Entrepreneur

Embrace the future of technology by focusing first on Blockchain, artificial intelligence and communication platforms.

Entrepreneur

Designing modern software to mimic retro games gives people a quick way to complete something and feel accomplished. People like that.

Entrepreneur

A contributor pens a love letter to the iPhone X's stunning new features, which, he says, entrepreneurs should introduce into their businesses.

Entrepreneur

For startups looking to enhance their viability, AI presents lucrative opportunities. Want to get started?

Entrepreneur

Start marketing before your launch, and customize your approach to the product and its target market.

Entrepreneur

The details can be overwhelming when you're starting a business. But scaffolding your organization simply must be one of your priorities.

Entrepreneur

Just because you like an idea doesn't mean anyone else does.Follow these three steps to make sure your product will fly.

Entrepreneur

Think about Domino's app, which exists solely to connect hungry customers with hot pizzas.

Entrepreneur

Remember February? Data feeds of hotel prices, user activity, photographs, favorited sites and product offers delivered a spinning wheel of death.

Entrepreneur

Nintendo’s Switch console got a breath of fresh air with the release of a perennial favorite license: Zelda. “The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild” earned an impressive aggregate score of 97 on…

BrainStation

While there wasn't a breakout app or piece of hardware, the festival remains "a swarm of gadget hounds bringing opportunities to my back door," writes local tech executive Q Manning. Its up to SXSW attendees and presenters to bring the energy for the 2018 festival.

Austin Business Journal

Soon, "mobile first" will no longer be the mantra; it'll be "voice first." Now, it's up to today's companies whether their products will wear the AI crown.

Entrepreneur

We’ve known for a few years now that VR is poised to massively enhance gaming. But the big surprise, the real tidal wave, may be in the vocational domain.

Observer

"Freemium" isn't free, and apps shouldn't pretend it is. Level with your customers about what they should expect.

Entrepreneur

Don't beat it. Join it. Mobile is where it's at. So, what are you doing to ensure your content gets all those mobile eyes?

Entrepreneur

If your app is on the chopping block and you're not seeing the download or review results you want, take heart: You might not be doomed.

Entrepreneur

Incorporating the latest speech tech into your UX - Developer Tech News

Developer Tech

Virtually everyone is smitten with VR. But it's not going to go far unless entrepreneurs fix its problems first.

Entrepreneur

To stay competitive in an increasingly apps-saturated world, companies must be ruthless about eliminating unpopular features and responding to user needs.

Entrepreneur

There’s still room for apps: Three tips for independent developers - Developer Tech News

Developer Tech

Cashing in on a fad is an alluring proposition, but creating a product that customers love has to go deeper.

Entrepreneur

Apple TV is more than just a new way to digest the games we already have. It's a platform ripe for innovation and expansion.

The Next Web

Because VR is such a different playing field, UX for virtual products has yet to be clearly defined. There are no paradigms, best practices, or mountains of user research for designers to tap into. These details haven’t been standardized, but will be necessary to address in order to engender broad u

UX Magazine

Opinion: Tricks for crafting killer apps for your clients - Developer Tech News

Developer Tech

Launching a mobile app in a crowded and competitive marketplace can feel a bit like running for president as a third-party candidate.

YFS Magazine

Empathy is the key to creating a UX that will actually make users happy, and a truly empathetic UX begins even before there’s a product to design.

UX Magazine

Opinion: Should you choose a Web or a Native app? - Developer Tech News

Developer Tech

“If you build it, they … may or may not come.” It doesn’t have quite the same ring as the famous line from “Field of Dreams,” but when it comes to getting

Fourth Source

We use apps to solve problems. The problem may be as simple as boredom or as complicated as locating cheap gas prices in Las...

Memeburn

Your mobile app strategy ensures that you’re solving a problem that needs solving while doing it the right way.

YFS Magazine

Have you ever found a great app idea but struggled to use it? Q explains some basic steps you can follow to be sure that your creation doesn’t get put in the pile of unused apps.

CODE Magazine

Have you ever wondered if your forms were capturing the information you or your clients need? Q designs forms with HTML that are clean and simple, and he’s happy to show you how.

CODE Magazine

An app is a business. If no one needs what your business has to offer, you’re going to struggle to get customers. If your app doesn’t meet a need of smartphone users, you’re going to struggle to get downloads.

AlleyWatch

As the old saying goes, “Good artists copy; great artists steal.” For mobile development, that couldn’t be more true.

AlleyWatch