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As technology continues to evolve at a scorching place, the developers are not only asking, “What is next for mobile apps?” but also “What is the future of mobile strategy?” When customers are demanding more and more from their mobile apps, the developers have no alternative except to look for tools that will enable them to pack more services in every app that they produce.

In a world where almost everyone has a smartphone, the mobile apps pose as a versatile tool for conducting realtime interactions or transactions with the customers. An immense amount of marketing potential lies in the mobile apps, and much of it is yet to be tapped.

Your favourite mobile payment app is now all set for a massive upgrade. Check out how you can make it risk free. 

A recent survey from Accenture shows that while 52% of North Americans are “extremely aware” of mobile payments, only 18% use the facility on a regular basis. It is the millennials and the higher-income households that are on the forefront of using mobile payment systems. The survey shows that 23% millennials and 38% higher-income households use contactless payments at least once a week.

More and more people are warming up to the mobile payments systems. According to eMarketer, in 2016 we will see a 210% growth globally in the total value of mobile payment transactions—from $8.71 billion today it is expected to go up to $27.05 billion. With high growth being a distinct possibility, it is time for the companies to device new strategies for facilitating rapid awareness and adoption of their mobile apps.

Starbucks, the global coffee giant has an app, which handles payments and stores loyalty information of customers. Basically the app offers customers the convenience of a mobile wallet, which is valid at all Starbucks outlets. More than 20% of Starbucks’ in-store transactions in USA are conducted via the mobile app.

There is massive evolution happening in the mobile payments space. In times to come we can expect app based payment systems that are much more versatile and secure than the solutions that we use today. Currently most payment apps use the system of passwords to conduct a transaction, but once biometrics comes into the play, we may have apps that can make use of voice recognition, face recognition and even iris recognition to process ultra-secure transactions.

Major payment system companies of the world- Visa, MasterCard, RuPay, and many other players - are working to enhance the scope of their mobile apps. Daffodil Software is among those companies that are taking many innovative steps for the development of more secure and easy to use mobile payment apps. We promise to make your mobile transactions app-solutely risk free.

There are somethings money can’t buy. For everything else there is a mobile app...

Food on the plate... a set of wheels... a comfortable bed... There is hardly anything that you can’t buy by using a mobile app. There is a vast improvement in the range and scope of transactions that can be conducted through mobile apps.

Daffodil Software has been named as one of the winners in Deloitte Technology Fast50 India 2015. Rankings in this programme are based on percentage revenue growth over three years and Daffodil Software grew by 100% percent during this period. The Deloitte Technology Fast50 India 2015 was organised in Bangalore on October 30, 2015.

You may be a small firm spending hours of resources into mobile app development or you could be a lonely coder working late nights inside you hostel room bashing your brains to build that wonder app. At the end of the day what everyone wants is people downloading your app. Besides creating your one magical app, the whole process of getting your app noticed is a mountain to climb.

Hello everyone, before I begin I must say that with the rise of popularity of noSQL, so has risen my curiosity with this technology. This is primarily because of modern mobile apps and unstructured data such as text rich content and multimedia.

With the dawn of mobile technology, everyone is looking at two options - Responsive Website & Mobile Apps. Here is where the fighting bells rings, at one corner we have inexpensive quick to build responsive website and on the other side we have expensive time consuming mobile app development.

So do you have the next Flappy Bird in mind? Or perhaps the next Whatsapp?

It is that time of the year again when Indians set out to do that one thing they love, and that is festive shopping! But instead of sprawling in the streets and haggling with dozens of shopkeepers, we now prefer leisure over movement. To feed this desire online commerce comes as a boon, shops like Flipkart, Snapdeal, Amazon are every shopper’s paradise. Harkening back to what I said earlier, even online commerce celebrates the festive season.