The Impact of IoT on Mobile App Development

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Just like any other in the technological industry, the mobile application development field is changing and advancing at a rapid pace. Developing an app for the services that you offer has become an essential part of running a business, big or small. Furthermore, if you develop one such app by using the Internet of Things (IoT), it can only boost your chances of improving your business.

The entire idea of using the IoT is meant to make our lives easier, by integrating it into everything that we do. And what is one thing that we do almost all the time? That’s right, we have reached a point in today’s society when we use smartphones for the majority of daily activities that we conduct. Here is a quick look at how the IoT impacts the mobile app development:

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According to recent studies, the average American adult spends almost 3 hours per day using the smartphone. Given the fact that every moment people spend on their phones is through an app, the demand for this kind of software is always increasing. And thanks to the Internet of Things, mobile app development is progressing every day and the results never fail to impress.

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