Over the weekend there was a story in The Sunday Times about Mark Mason, who founded UK start-up and mobile app developer, Mubaloo, six years ago and has just sold the business to IPG Mediabrands, part of Interpublic, one of the world’s top four marketing agencies. In the article, Mediabrands declined to reveal what it …
Pocket App is delighted to announce that it has been shortlisted n the ‘Best Mobile Development House’ category of The Techies 2016. The techies 2016 By Techworld is a celebration of UK technology innovation, digital disruption and startups. This is thier inaugural awards, judged by a team of respected experts which will highlight innovation excellence …
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Med ePad provides tablet devices to hospital patients in their homes, to allow clinicians to engage directly with patients and for patients to have easy access to relevant information and updates about their condition. Pocket App have been designing and developing these tablet apps, which are pre-loaded on to the tablet devices. Med eTrax is …
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Pocket App, the UK’s largest independent app developer, is pleased to announce the launch of CyberSense, a new app developed for Internet Matters, an independent not-for-profit organisation set up by BT, Sky, TalkTalk and Virgin to help parents keep their children safe online. Available immediately on iOS and Android, the app has been created as …
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Pocket App’s crowdfunding campaign has now raised nearly £300,000 from investors supporting our mission to lead the way in app development. In fact not only are we facilitating the development of mobile, but we are the technology backbone of the app industry. We wanted to let you know that there’s still time to get involved, …
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At CES there was no doubt that mobile devices, TVs, laptops and desktops, which account for 51% of the industry’s $287 billion in revenue are still very prominent, but new technology such as wearables, virtual reality and drones are also set to take a growing share of the market in 2016. The Internet of Things …
In 2015, some 66% of adults and a staggering 90% of 16-24 year olds in the UK owned a mobile phone, and businesses are scrambling to utilise this to improve their services, get a leg up on their competitors and ultimately win customers, and the gaming industry is no different. Despite the plethora of customer …
In 2016, 61 per cent of mobility decision-makers at enterprises expect to roll out new mobile-based products and services and 62 per cent will increase their budgets to pay for more apps. According to the research, which polled 200 IT decision makers from private sector firms with at least 2,500 employees across the US and …
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It has taken considerable time for businesses and brands to embrace the potential of the Internet. Today, most recognize the Internet as a vital foundation for everything from operations to marketing and sales to logistics, CRM, and customer service. The time has come to seriously consider integration of mobile-friendly versions of all mission-critical assets: applications, …
