Android now occupies the number one place in the global smartphone market, with a market share of 87% at the end of 2016. That means nine out of ten smartphones in the world run on Android. With such dominance in the space, the creation of mobile apps has reached never-before-seen heights. But the constant innovation that fuels this market has major problems in terms of the development and testing timelines. Running an online Android emulator, which used to be a solution, once upon a time, is not good enough anymore. So what can companies and developers do to stay ahead in the development race? What alternatives exist to improve your app’s usability, performance, and customer satisfaction?
With the explosion of smartphones, customers’ screen sizes are reducing. People are moving from desktops and laptops to smartphones for their everyday work and personal needs. This massive shift from big screens to a personal device has created a huge opportunity for developers to create tools that can help people with their work and their personal needs. Users can now view their spreadsheets and book movie tickets from their phones.
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