Results for Tag ‘Mobile’

Nearly 60% of all online visits are now done on mobile devices. When you break that down, that’s 60% of the 5.35 billion daily internet users worldwide or, after a little napkin math, that comes to about 3.21 billion people. Fun to think of 3.21 billion people as your…

On January 18, co-creator of JPEG XL, Jon Sneyers, tweeted, “It looks like Samsung’s Galaxy S24 is going to ship with JPEG XL support, using it as a lossless or visually lossless “Expert RAW” format in its camera/gallery apps!”  For those unfamiliar with Jon, he’s the senior image researcher…

The world of mobile app development is akin to a bustling metropolis, with innovation as its lifeblood. The pulse of this industry quickened, propelling us toward transformative trends that reshaped the way we engage with others, work, and learn. 1. The M-Commerce Renaissance Picture this: the mobile commerce (m-commerce) revolution,…

In the ever-evolving realm of mobile technology, it’s evident that video content has assumed a central role. Mobile devices have become our primary screens for video consumption, be it for entertainment, learning, or communication. This article will take you on a journey through the remarkable surge of…

In Part 1 our series on building a winning mobile strategy, we discussed the importance of measuring, monitoring, and optimizing your users’ mobile experience. In Part 2, we’ll walk through how Cloudinary can help you improve your application performance. How can Cloudinary help…

A brick-and-mortar store’s ability to connect with shoppers is a main draw of shopping in person. On the other hand, e-commerce requires an understanding that online shopping differs from physical retailing, calling for proactive steps that mimic in-person experience as much as possible through sight and sound. Since the in-store…

Adding code to display an image in your application is one of the most common tasks for almost every application developer. However, when it comes to Android applications, there is no inbuilt support for any image related tasks, which could be a potential pain when Android developers need to handle…

How we browse online in our quest of information has largely been an unknown factor since the Internet became ubiquitous in the mid-1990s. What’s indisputable is that we’re unlikely to type in URLs as a start, especially if we don’t have clues as to which site to visit. Google search…

ExoPlayer, a media player for Android, was developed and is being maintained by Google as an alternative for Android’s default MediaPlayer. Among ExoPlayer’s advantages over MediaPlayer are dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP (DASH), smooth streaming, and common encryption. A major advantage, however, is ExoPlayer’s easy customization.