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Now Getting Cost-Effective Health Care Becomes Easy With Mobile App!

Posted on November 22, 2016 by Super Admin Testreveal

Dr. Ahjoku Amadi-Obi, Nigerian doctor introduced a mobile app named “HUDIBIA” to provide health care solutions to people all over the world.

This app helps the people to connect with registered medical practitioners all over the world, resulting in increasing access to health care. With this, physicians and patients can communicate with each other in local languages of Nigeria and also in English, Arabic and French.

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It will deliver cost-effective and high quality health care solutions to people across the world as it uses several emerging technologies.

Users can pay their medical bills, monitor the health of their family and friends and can also seek professional clarifications regarding any health issue with the help of disease alert function in the pipeline.

This app is available on Android and iOS.

9 Questions to Ask Before Installing Kids Educational Apps

Posted on November 21, 2016 by Super Admin Testreveal

Apps selection is a task that requires patience and the right knowledge. One shouldn’t jump head first into installation of a kids educational apps that has been found interesting. At first, you should ask several questions to yourself about the particular app at hand.

Here are 9 questions to aid you in the selection process of a kids educational app.

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1. Does the app have the right content that you want students to learn?

Check whether your new app have the right information that you want your kids to learn. If you want an app that should focus on reading comprehension, installing an app that teaches grammar lessons would be inappropriate.

2. Which skills do you want your students to practice or refine by using the app?

Like the appropriate content, you may also have specific skills that you want the kids to develop. Each of the kids educational app will be designed to focus on developing single or multiple skills in the users. Select one that suits your need carefully.

3. Will the app try to sell to your students?

Many publishers try to advertise and offer in-app s through the educational app. This is a tendency that will hurt your child’s learning progress and focus. You should double check and confirm that the app does not come from vendors indulging in such practices.

4. Will the app cater to my students’ needs?

Not every student is alike. Each has their own learning pace and learning requirements. Choose an app which has an approach that suits the learning techniques of individual students, even if it means using multiple number of apps for teaching the same concepts.

5. Are there finer apps that could achieve the same purpose?

It is commonly known that an app is not developed by a single publisher alone. For example, there are hundreds of apps that teaches basic mathematical functions. When there are two apps available for fulfilling the same purpose, always go for the best.

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6. Is there any other app that is available at a cheaper price?

Some people believe that apps that cost higher are of superior quality and can meet your expectations better. Well, there is not much truth in this. Yet, you should be careful not to compromise by choosing an app that is of a deteriorated quality.

7. Do you already have a similar app with you?

Apps come in a variety of titles and themes. Sometimes even the descriptions may not give you a fair and accurate idea about the function that it performs. Therefore, it is easy to get confused and misled. Be sure to check the reviews on the app store thoroughly, especially when you are going for a paid app.

8. Does the app inculcate positive values in students?

Many a times, misguidance can come in the form of apps too. You should instantly dismiss apps that are going against your school’s and even your culture’s values. Apps should promote good qualities in students and not bad behaviours. An app that glorifies an act of theft or an evil character is definitely not the right one for young children.

9. Can you talk with the app creators?

You should check if you are able to contact the app’s creators directly. You might need this when your app gets stuck, crashes, or when you lose some data stored in it.

There are a lot of marketing and buzz surrounding almost every app found out there, which makes decision taking very difficult. Apps that meet the needs of teachers and students are very rare. Using this checklist you can select apps that would actually improve learning outcomes and that are not merely all flash.

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Now Tracing Functional ATMs Becomes Hassle Free with Mobile App!

Posted on November 17, 2016 by Super Admin Testreveal

Now, its been more than one week of demonetisation, but still people are struggling because of it. Due to unavailability of cash to long queues, common people are facing lots of problems.

Here comes a solution for this issue- “WALNUT”.

Walnut, a financial management company introduced a new feature with which users can find the working ATM, #ATMwithCash. It can track the ATM usage of its more than 1.8 million users.

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This app denotes the ATMs with short queues by green pin, long queue by orange pin and unknown or no cash ATM by grey pin.

Walnut received near about 40000 users because of this feature.

This app is available on android and iOS.

12 Top Educational Apps for Kids Between 5 to 8

Posted on November 17, 2016 by Super Admin Testreveal

Educational apps help a great deal in laying the foundation about the basic concepts in every field of education even for very small children. They can instigate the passion to learn.

Here are the top learning apps for kids between the ages five and eight.

1. Crazy Gears

Crazy gears is a free game, which will train young minds in problem solving and critical thinking areas. The STEM-themed learning app for kids will introduce them to early physics lessons and other STEM based topics.

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2. Disney Animated

Disney Animated app is a fail-proof way of engaging kids, as every kid is typically attracted to Disney characters and movies. Kids can get an in depth knowledge about the history of Disney animation studios; right from early hand drawing practices to today’s computer animations.

3. DragonBox Algebra 5+

DragonBox Algebra 5+ is an app developed for kids who had begun learning how to solve algebraic equations. The concepts are made clear through innovative games and fun learning methods.

4. Faces iMake – Right Brain Creativity

Faces iMake helps kids enhance their creativity. Children can create different faces using the collage materials provided. They can then share them with friends, family, and other users through the service’s gallery, FaceWorld, via mail and social media.

5. Handwriting Without Tears: Wet-Dry-Try Suite for Capitals, Numbers, & Lowercase

“Handwriting Without Tears: Wet-Dry-Try Suite for Capitals, Numbers, & Lowercase” is an app version of the popular program of the same name. The app is modelled for beginners and has a three step system to teach handwriting.

6. LOOPIMAL by YATATOY

LOOPIMAL will teach your kids to create music loops with music blocks, thereby teaching the basic lessons of rhythm and melody in music. There are cute animal characters with movements attached to each music block. They will dance based on the music sequences that will add fun to the whole activity.

7. Monkey Word School Adventure

Monkey Word School Adventure is an early reading game app for preschoolers and elementary students. A cute monkey will guide the young learners through the adventure. Kids have to recognise letters and basic words to begin using this app.

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8. Plum’s Creaturizer

Kids can use the Plum’s Creaturizer app to create funny and amazing creatures and then take pictures after placing them in various habitats. They can take up to four pictures of a single creature and save them in their device’s gallery. From there, the images can be shared with whomever you choose.

9. Princess Fairy Tale Maker – by Duck Duck Moose

Princess Fairy Tale Maker learning app for kids will shape the young storyteller in your kid. There are features like audio, coloring, drawing, writing, and animation which will make creating fairy tales amusing. Kids can use their own photos and background images along with the characters and stickers provided in the app.

10. Barefoot World Atlas

Barefoot World Atlas gives your kid the first introduction to the animals, indigenous people, and more interesting things from around the world through descriptions and photos.

11. The Earth by Tinybop

The Earth is a geology learning app from Tinybop. The interactive model teaches various concepts related to the Earth’s history and changing landforms such as, volcanoes, glaciers, etc. The app is also available in various other languages apart from English.

12. Angry Birds Space

Angry Birds Space features the same challenge and fun as the original version of the game and can be used as a learning app for kids. The entire game now takes place in a new scenario – the outer space. The game makes physics puzzles come alive by controlling objects through gravitational pull.

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Now Microaggressions can be Tracked with Mobile App!

Posted on November 15, 2016 by Super Admin Testreveal

Christy Byrd, professor at the university of California, Santa Cruz created an app to solve the issue of microaggressions in college.

This app helps you to collect all the details of microaggressions happening on campus. With this app, a total of 477 reports of microaggressions from more than 250 students.

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Professor created this app because she believes microaggressions is harming the culture of the campus and the well-being of students.

She also said that those who reported about this issue are generally lower self-esteem and also had a higher chance of depression.

Six iOS/Android App Development Questions to Ask Before You Start

Posted on November 14, 2016 by Super Admin Testreveal

Independent research shows that between 2009 and 2017, the projected number of mobile app downloads will be over 102 billion.

As a business owner, you might take these numbers as proof enough to start with iOS or Android app development. But don’t let the numbers alone steer your decision. Your customers may or may not want to download an iOS or Android app for your business just yet.

Ask yourself these 6 questions before you invest the time and money in Android or iOS app development:

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1. Would your business offerings fit into a mobile app design?

Several B2C businesses have found success in mobile apps, especially in the e-commerce domain. Buoyed by this success, the interest in Android app development or iOS mobile app development has surged in other industry verticals as well. Even so, it’s imperative to assess and evaluate the mobile experience. It can be a challenge to develop the right mobile app experience and design for enterprises operating in niche areas such as heavy engineering, manufacturing, and the automobile industry.

2. How are you going to acquire customers?

Getting customers to download your application for Android or iOS can be difficult – irrespective of whether it is a paid or free app download. Factoring in the various user acquisition channels suited to your area of operation can help enhance acquisition. When doing so, measuring the lifetime value of your app against basic parameters such as the cost per install (CPI) is important as well.

3. Will your app really solve a problem?

Be sure to identify your customers’ pain points before you chart out a development plan for your mobile app. An app should go someplace your existing customer acquisition plans cannot reach. If you’re a business that wants to stay connected with customers and be available to meet their needs at any hour of the day, then you most likely need an app.

4. Are you prepared to foot the costs – before and after?

App development, deployment, and maintenance is an enduring process in that it needs both time and money. Experts recommend that you test a beta version on a smaller sample before you plunge head-on into an Android or iOS app. This approach will give you a fair idea about the funds your mobile app strategy will consume in the long term.

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5. How aware are you of your customers’ preferences?

Before you show your mobile app developers the green light, take a step back and get into your customers’ shoes. Be sure to have a clear idea of why your customers would want to use your Android or iOS app. Also ask yourself whether the app will directly solve a problem for customers. Evaluate the benefits of a paid app versus a free app download. Keep your customers’ preferences in mind all through your app building process to keep it as close to their needs as possible.

6. Do you have the right mobile app development team to fuel your dream?

There are several skilled individuals who need to work together to build a mobile app for Android or iOS. These include front-end and back-end developers, UX designers, and QA engineers. As a large company, you might have the resources to foot the costs of developing an Android or iOS app. But if you’re not in the big league yet, outsourcing an app would offer more value.

Got something to add to these points? We’re eager to hear about it. Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.

Beat the Stress with Mobile App!!!

Posted on November 10, 2016 by Super Admin Testreveal

Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda on Wednesday introduced a new mobile app to reduce, manage stress- “No More Tension”.

This app will help the users to manage their stress as it provides the users with necessary information, symptoms and how to manage it.

The minister also released a magazine named “Healthy India Initiative/ Swastha Bharat-ek-pehal”. It is a part of Goverment’s Digital India Programme and is to give priority to public health and to modify citizen-centric health services.

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Mr. Nadda also said about the importance of stress management in one’s life and how it affects their lives.

He also stated that all the Health related mobile apps will become available soon at just one click on the National Health Portal.

13 Powerful Google Online Office Tools

Posted on November 10, 2016 by Super Admin Testreveal

Going paperless office is a costly process, especially when you try to use customized products. This is a major barrier for small scale business owners.

Google apps for work will cover all your business needs and has the added advantage of getting all your apps delivered from the same source. So, there are no concern of incompatibility. You are also guaranteed about the security of your data and efficiency of the tools.

Here are 13 online office tools from Google for your paperless office.

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1. Gmail

Gmail is one of the most popular email service worldwide. It offers about 15 GB of free storage.

2. Google Drive

Google’s solution to store large files. The application helps to store up to 10 GB of files in the cloud. You can instantly share your saved files with others using the Google Drive.

3. Hangouts

With Hangouts hold live video calls with up to 25 people simultaneously. Call enhancements can be additionally used with which you can share the screen, use Slideshare to give presentations etc.

4. Google Calendar

Google Calendar helps you to organize and schedule events and meetings the paperless office way. You can set reminder or get notification emails and messages to your phone.

5. Google Cloud Print

Google Cloud Print will let you share your printer with anybody you choose and allow you to access the printer from anywhere through any device.

6. Google Docs

Google docs will help you in real time online word processing. Multiple people can work on the same file and Doc will save all of them automatically. You can export the file in all major file types including .docx, .pdf, .odt, .rtf, .txt, and .html.

7. Google Sheets

Google sheet is an online spreadsheet, which comes with excellent data analysis methods along with powerful functions and accurate formulas for performing calculation. Insert charts, create pivot table reports and include filters. You can export the file in all major file types including .xlsx, .csv, .html, .ods, .pdf, and .txt.

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8. Google Forms

Google forms can be used to create custom forms for surveys. You can attach images & videos and generate automatic summary from the responses. Choose from different types of questionnaires and get valuable insights in real time.

9. Google Slides

Google Slides let you create better looking presentations from your browser. A number of people can share a presentation simultaneously and work on it. All changes are saved automatically. There are a lot of free templates available to begin with. Add images, videos, and drawings to make your presentation look more stunning.

10. Google Alerts

Google Alerts will alert you of new content on the web like any new web content, new articles, research papers etc. based on your queries. You can enter the content related search words that you would like to get email notifications about. You can adjust how often you would like to get the notifications, and what type of results you are interested in. Google Alerts will help you to keep up to date with the changing trends of particular subjects and areas.

11. Google Books

Google Books offers millions of books with full text, so that you can search and find the one that suits your purpose. You can even browse the books online or download a PDF copy as long as there is no copyright issues associated with it. Otherwise, there is also an option to buy it as an eBook from the Play Store.

12. Google Maps

Google Maps give you information for all your navigational needs. It is a map plus much more.

13. Google Analytics

Google Analytics is used to track customer behavior. It will help you to make intelligent business and marketing decisions.

Google, Apple Announced New Updates in their Mobile App Stores!

Posted on November 8, 2016 by Super Admin Testreveal

Google and Apple recently unveiled new updates to their mobile app store helping app developers.

These update will help developer’s apps to stand out in the fully crowded marketplace as it provides early access promotional codes for their own apps and in-app s.

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Google said that they will expand their play store to new computing platforms which includes Chromebook laptops, VR headsets and wearables allowing developers to sell their apps in one marketplace.

To provide app recommendations for Google Play users, Google will also invest more in machine-learning algorithms.

These announcements follow the changes that Apple made to the App Store this year, which includes providing developers a bigger revenue. Also helping them to store unlimited number of reviews for new apps.

How to Plan Marketing of an iPhone App That Failed to Get Enough Traffic

Posted on November 7, 2016 by Super Admin Testreveal

You can almost always get a great app if you put in sufficient and focused effort. Yet, the Apple store success is practically a different story. Sometimes, things can go really bad. But, if you are so sure about your app’s potential and can’t forgive yourself for the whole iPhone app development turmoil, you should definitely consider giving your app a second chance.

However, there are certain things that you must ensure are given notice, so as to give your iPhone app the highest chances of success. This article will discuss what you could do once your app fail to make the required admiration among the crowd in the iOS market.

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1. Work on your social media promotion: Even after iPhone app development, if you are still willing to invest time and capital, you can start with social media promotion. You can drive some of your downloads via this method.

Promote your app on facebook, twitter, google plus and other places, where a crowd gathers on the virtual world. Include great looking screenshots and user stories. Fake facebook likes aren’t of much use here. You can begin with your friends, colleagues, and family, after which you can gradually reach out to the masses.

2. Ensure that there is an existing market demand for your app: You cannot sell a stupid or gross app idea no matter how cool it looks and function. For e.g., “Simstapler”, “The most useless app ever ” and “iBeer” are simply purposeless apps.

So, you should ensure that your app has an existing demand in the marketplace, or at least your app should be able to create a new demand. When it’s too late, there is nothing else that you can do other than throwing your app away and saving your time & money further!

3. Get a good description and logo: Your app name, logo, and screenshots together should catch the attention of your audience and prompt them into clicking the download button within 2 seconds after they have landed on your page. That means you should do a lot of homework here. If you are a solo developer and is not very good at creating something that could impress others, you should better get additional help from outside.

4. Get rid of that bad UI: If your UI is awfully bad, redo it. Your UI needs elements that engage the user. A good user experience is something that holds your users to the app that they once downloaded out of sheer curiosity.

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5. Plan it right away: It is a big mistake that you did not plan your marketing strategy before starting with iPhone app development. The best thing you can do now, if you are determined to go forward with the same app is planning the strategy as early as possible.

Get insights about the different marketing tactics from experienced hands and choose the best strategies that may sell your particular app. Decide what parts you will stress like more videos or including offline promotional methods.

6. User retention: Don’t forget your existing users, how limited in number they are. If they are having complaints about your app, give them quick responses and if you require time to sort out an issue, politely inform them.

7. Getting feedback and monitoring customer engagement: You should learn to collect feedback from your customers, and most importantly the feedback should be valued enough. Customer feedback and customer engagement reports are two major sources that throw light on the performance of your app. Feedback will let you know what users like in your app and what they hate. You can also use your findings as a basis for designing your next app.

8. Measure your marketing effectiveness: After you implement each of your marketing strategies, there should be constant monitoring to check whether they are actually giving you the desired out-turn.