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Smartphones have become an inseparable part of our daily lives. Waking up with a morning alarm, using Whatsapp, listening to music, reading News, watching YouTube videos, checking emails, updating project status and so on, everything is seamlessly executed from mobile apps installed on our mobile devices. Here we are going to tell you 7 Mobile Application Development Trends to follow in 2020. It will help you to understand the trends of the mobility market.
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Contents • Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) Is Changing Web App Landscape • AR & VR will show some magic • Artificial Intelligence is real now • Cloud driven mobile apps are rising • Wearable App Integration • IoT Enabled Mobile Apps • Mobile Wallets
Smartphones have become an inseparable part of our daily lives. Waking up with a morning alarm, using Whatsapp, listening to music, reading News, watching YouTube videos, checking emails, updating project status and so on, everything is seamlessly executed from mobile apps installed on our mobile devices.
Currently, 2.1 Billion people worldwide own a Smartphone and according to TouchPoints report- ADULTS AGED 25 PLUS USE THEIR PHONE ABOUT 264 TIMES A DAY, INCLUDING TEXTS AND CALLING . FOR PEOPLE AGED 15-24, THE NUMBER IS 387 TIMES EVERY DAY. IF AVERAGE SLEEPING TIME FOR THIS AGE GROUP IS TAKEN 10 HOURS, THIS EQUATES TO SOME SORT OF SMARTPHONE ACTIVITY EVERY OTHER MINUTE.
Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) Is Changing Web App Landscape Google AMP-supported web apps load much faster on mobile devices and reduce the bounce rate by a large percentage. It also benefits publishers with increased ad visibility and more visitors. Hence, along with PWAs introduced by Google introduced in I/O 2017, AMP will certainly be one of the top mobile app development trends in the coming year.
If you are a little aware of modern mobile app development trends, then Augmented Reality(AR) and Virtual Reality(VR) apps will be nothing new for you. In 2017, AR & VR have been revolutionary in the gaming and entertainment industry. Games like Pokemon Go, iOnRoad, Sky Siege and myNav are bright examples of AR games whereas VR devices like Samsung Gear VR, Google Cardboard and Oculus Rift are gaining popularity.
As per research from Gartner in 2019, there was a 300% increase in investment in artificial intelligence last year compared to 2018. Through the use of advanced analytics, cognitive interfaces into complex systems, and machine learning techs, AI will provide business users access to powerful insights never before available to them. Due to these advantages, big bees like Google, IBM, eBay, Facebook have started acquiring startups those adept in Artificial Intelligence and machine learning.
Today, cloud computing has finally found it’s place with mobile apps. Now, we’re seeing powerful mobile apps that directly fetch data from the cloud and take minimum space in a smartphone’s internal memory. Google Drive, Dropbox, & OneDrive are only the tip of the iceberg. According to a Cisco research report, cloud apps drove 90% of total mobile data traffic by the end of 2019, and Mobile cloud traffic was 11-fold with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 60%.
Wearable technology is progressively growing all around the globe. According to Statista, the number of connected wearable devices reached 453 million in 2017 and is expected to reach 929 million by 2021. With technology advancement, we can expect wearable applications to soon become an important part of our everyday lives.
A network of interconnected smart gadgets is known as the Internet of Things. And in 2019, brands like Amazon and Google have fully utilized this technology and strengthen the competition in IoT by introducing the “Echo” line of devices and Google Home Voice Controller respectively. Moreover, Google’s move to acquire wearable company Fitbit for $2.1 billion and its collaboration with Nest, a Home security camera manufacturer, is an indication that the company is moving fast to use IoT technology.
Given the ubiquity of smartphones and users’ intent towards moving to smartwatches, mobile wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Wallet will definitely drive purchasing through 2020. Thus, the demand for mobile wallet apps will be on the rise throughout the next year. According to a report, the mobile wallet transaction value reached $4,296 billion in 2018. And by 2022, this value is forecasted to reach a whopping $13,979 billion. Content Source: https://www.valuecoders.com/blog/technology-and-apps/11-mobile-app-development-trends-stay-2017/ https://www.netsolutions.com/insights/12-mobile-app-development-trends-to-watch-out-for-in-2019/