Monday, May 9, 2016

Android Application and Its “Free” Market

In the world of android app development, the developers are free to select the type of model of revenue they prefer. They’re free to develop shareware, freeware, ad-driven, trialware or paid apps. In its initial phase, android was specially designed to be a game changer when it came to the type of applications that could be developed. But before we move ahead, let’s take a look at the early days of android app dev.
The Early Days
Earlier, there were many restrictions faced by the Android App Developers. These included store limitations on the number of apps of a specific type, limitations on loyalty, revenue models and pricing, and sometimes the unwillingness of the operator to provide apps for smaller demographics also became an issue.
The Present Scenario
But now with the android platform, any developer can write and publish any type of app he/she wants. Developers have the option now to tailor applications to their requirements. Now it is easier to deploy vertical market apps to a targeted audience.
Nowadays, when the developers have been made available with different types of app distribution mechanisms to choose from, they can opt for the methods best suitable for them. Android developers are made available with variety of ways for distributing the app. These consists of Google Pay, Amazon Appstore, and different third-party application stores. Moreover, developers can devise their own ways app delivery and payment mechanisms, that can include distributing with an enterprise or from a website.
If you are one of those planning to build an application, don’t forget the android platform as it can provide the required exposure for your app. The reason being, the mobile app giant’s domination in terms of number of users worldwide.
Clavax Technologies LLC is a IT solutions provider based in San Jose, California. With its skilled team of Silicon Valley Web Developers and app development team, it has provided top notch solutions to varied clients all over the globe.

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