In the past few posts, I have been talking to you about the importance of creating unique app content. One of the easiest and most effective content sources that you can create is actually sitting right in front of you. Each and every one of you has a mobile device. Use your mobile device to create app […]
According to Distimo’s May report, as of May 2011, there are over 200,000 apps in the Android Market, and I have about twenty on my phone. I don’t think I’m terribly unique, either. I’m sure some people have dozens or even a hundred apps on their phone, but most people only actively use a small […]
There are a lot of ways to make an Android app. A long time ago, I did a post on the Zen of app creation in which I showed how to make a “Hello World” app in under 2 minutes using AppsGeyser.In reality, “Hello World” is not a particularly useful app for anything other than […]
Adding tabs to an app is a really great way to add more capabilities without confusing customers. Sometimes, though, it’s not clear what a tab is for. AppsGeyser originally gave our app-makers a rather small number of possible tab icons, because we weren’t sure if people needed more, and we didn’t want to overwhelm you. […]
We’ve talked a lot about blog apps. We’ve shown you how to make an app from a WordPress blog and how to make one from a Blogger blog. We discussed Posterous. What if you want an app that carries your ideas but isn’t a blog? You may have seen friends using Pinterest on Facebook. Pinterest […]
I am aware that many of you are now old hands at Android app making and have learnt that in order to survive in the cut-throat app industry you need to develop more than one app and indeed need to make an Android app empire. In my last post I described why you need to […]
