Sep 1st, 2017
Wearable technology is an umbrella term for any sensor or information device worn on human body. Some of the popular example of such devices are fitness trackers like Fitbit, Apple Watch, and smart jewelry. There is also a buzz about wearable devices in B2B where they are finding application in being deployed for workforce. The usefulness of wearable technology can be increased by linking it with cloud-based service platforms to collect and analyze the data of user.
The smartphones we own today are more powerful than before and boast hundreds of application to keep us entertained and informed but one thing we always desire is long lasting battery life to avoid getting disconnected from rest of the world.
Jan 13th, 2017
HashMap is quite flexible hence it is most preferred data structure choice to store key -> value pairs. Although Android Studio will war you when you try t use a HashMap. Well then let’s look at why we should be using ArrayMap.
Jan 9th, 2017
Last year React confirmed its position as most favorite Javascript web frameworks. There was sudden growth of its web as well as native mobile libraries. In the same time frame with release of 2nd version vue witnessed 25000 extra Github stars to its account. This has left developers community with a dilemma to which one they prefer? As both React and Vue are component-based libraries that are equally light weight and suitable for building user interfaces that focus only over view layer.
Jan 5th, 2017
An android emulator operates by emulating or imitating the behavior aspect of android phone such that it works the same as the physical android phone. Although android emulator is now faster than before but that hold true when it is configured properly. The interesting part about developing an app over an emulator is it eliminates the need of android device. The default Android emulator comes together with the Android SDK that is found in tools folder.
