Mobile Apps

Here are nine apps that will make any travel blogger’s life just a little bit easier. 1. WordPress 1. WordPress WordPress is the most popular website content management system currently available, and a lot of travel bloggers now host their sites on WordPress. Those who do should consider downloading their app for access to the backend and editing on the go. This handy app allows most of the same functions the desktop version does....

Not all apps are created equal, though. Games are, in general, considered the most-downloaded smartphone apps around the world – but they are not topping the download charts in Nigeria. Their numbers pale in comparison with some of the most-used smartphone services out there. 6. BetWay Mobile App Sports is huge in Nigeria, and sports news along with it. Which is why the demand for the Betway Mobile App. is not out of place....

According to Android Developers Blog: Hopefully, you are getting the picture now. For this pseudo app function to really work, developers will have to rework their apps to support it. The amount of effort towards this effect will be greatly dependent on how complex an app is structured. I personally wonder how feasible this would be on huge apps that can be as large as 2.4 GB in size. The feature will be supported on all Android devices from Jelly Bean upwards....

A business owner has to communicate with the employees, maintain records, calculate pays, dispatch payments, manage time, create schedules, among many other things. Back in the olden days, people had to do all these things manually. Communication was done by hand-written and hand-delivered letters and memos. Experienced accountants used to sit with huge registers for hours, calculating paychecks and other things. The methods were time-consuming and not budget-friendly. With the advent of computers, things got a little easier, as records became files in the hard drives, and communication became fast on the internet....