Mobile Technology Radar

Deep linking allows you to share hyperlinks on your social media and have them take customers into your native app. Usually, hyperlinks only…

Bluetooth Beacons are small devices that can be placed in physical locations such as supermarkets and hotels. They can be used for indoor…

No-code platforms are tools that allow non-coders to develop software and apps. They exist to allow businesses to reduce the cost and…

Web push notifications allow you to send notifications to website users in their browsers. The technology can reach a maximum of 80% of…

Push notifications are a great way to engage customers if used correctly. They can increase user retention by directing them back into an…

Many modern phones allow users to login using Face ID or fingerprint recognition. Apps can also take advantage of this for their own login…

NNGroup describe User Research Repositories as follows: Research repositories store and organize information about UX research. They collect…

SMS messages are still a very good way to reach mobile customers. The technology is present on all smartphones and requires no additional…

Augmented Reality allows virtual objects and information to be overlaid onto what people are seeing right now. You can see this in Google…

An in-app-message is usually a popup that is shown to your app customer. They are used to educate users or promote some offer, service or…

Mobile wallets are typically apps on the phone that contain credit cards, tickets and vouchers. Apple Wallet and Google Pay are the most…

When people share a link on social media, you may have noticed that Twitter or LinkedIn show some links with a nice image below them. This…

App analytics allow you to see essential stats about how people are using your app. How long do they use it for? How many abandon the app…