Mobile Application Development

 

Development

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  Blackberry

  If your application targets the business user – Blackberry should be one of your first choices - and with the recent introduction of the Blackberry widget framework, developing web apps and content services just got so much simpler.

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  iPhone

  Casual-Mobile develops innovative and attractive games and applications for Apple’s iPhone, iPod touch and iPad devices using both native technologies and web technologies (such as phoneGap). From simple web driven and database driven applications to the most demanding applications, casual-mobile can meet our requirements and convert your idea to actual mobile application.

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  Android

  Google’s Android platform introduces unparalleled openness and stretches the boundaries of what can be done on a mobile device. With Android’s rapid expansion and growing user base, no one should ignore this platform. Android allows true multitasking, the ability to access virtually any data on the mobile phone and easy distribution channels via Android Market.

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  Nokia

  Casual-Mobile’s team has more than 10 years experience developing for Nokia platforms (Symbian and J2ME). Since the introduction of Qt and Web-Runtime (WRT) platforms we acquired expertise in these exciting platforms as well. Today, we can offer our customers the most cost-effective and efficient client technology to meet their application needs.

• Client side application

  Developing applications for mobile phones is very different from developing web sites. Unlike web sites, which run on desktops of laptops, mobile applications are required to operate smoothly and efficiently in a resource limited environment. The screen is smaller, there is less memory and the CPU processing power is limited. A good application provides great user experience, smooth operation and attractive user interface in this resource-limited environment.
  …and lets not forget the fragmentation of the mobile market. Few of your users will use iPhone, others are using Android, some are using Nokia phones etc. In order to reach a wide audience in different geographical territories one has to carefully plan the development.

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• Client-Server application

  Developing a client-server application in a mobile environment is a challenge by itself. Unlike Web sites, which rely on broadband Internet access, mobile apps and games need to operate in relatively low bandwidth connectivity. Client-server connectivity has not only work effectively in narrow band connectivity but it also has to successfully go through the mobile network with its WAP Gateways, Network Proxies and policy management servers which may differ from mobile operator to mobile operator.