Pricing plans and new features will be automatically activated on existing platform starting 18 June:

In-app Form Generator

Gather your users’ details and generate new leads!

This feature allows you to create forms and surveys within your app and customize them with the information you need.

By creating your own custom forms you will be able to collect your users’ details and feedback to improve customer support and generate new leads for your business.

Native Maps

Thanks to native maps, it will be possible for your users to view your custom map right in your native app and enjoy a more fluid user experience.

Customize your maps with markers to help users locate your premises, branch offices and landmarks in the surounding area.

This way you will not only promote your business facilitating its location, but you will also enhance customer support for a more satisfying user experience!

New Pricing Plans

In order to come closer to your needs, Appsbuilder have devised 3 more scalable pricing plans – Starter, Pro and Premium – to help you build your mobile presence from your first steps to more advanced features.

Choose the plan that best fits your needs, and if you are undecided you can always try each plan for free for 14 days!

Hire a Pro

With Appsbuilder new design service, you will enjoy all the benefits of a professional designer by your side, so that creating your awesome app will be as easy as a pie!

Icons, theme, buttons and fonts: customize your app down to the smallest detail without having to lift a finger!

You take it easy, we build your app!

Promotional Pop-ups

Keeping in touch with your users has never been faster!
Thanks to promotional pop-ups you will be able to send out customizable messages to your users upon opening your app.

You can use promotional pop-ups to promote events, announce releases and keep your users updated on the latest news about your services.

You can also schedule and geotarget your messages to reach your audience when you most need it.

And also mailing list generator, app landing page and many other promotional tools to boost your app popularity!

Looking forward to trying out all these new amazing features? Start now!

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If you haven’t visited us before, the reviews on this site are all made on DIY appcreation tools.

To find them all, click on the DIY  Appcompany Reviews menu or the Who have we reviewed menu and then search for the ones you want to know more about, there are almost 30 reviewes at the moment and increasing.

God luck and get in touch!

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The series is very helpful for entrepreneurs (like yourself ) who want to competitive edge in HR, marketing, sales and other components that make a business successful.

The guy on the interview is the CEO for Mobile Roadie, Michael Schneider.

For more information about the Mobile Roadie DIY (do-it-yourself app creation tool: http://createownapps.com/consumer/mobile-roadie-review/

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“Download the SDK and start exploring new multitasking APIs, dynamic motion controls in UIKit, Air Drop, Sprite Kit, enhanced video APIs, new features in Game Center and Map Kit, and so much more.

iOS 7 beta and Xcode 5 Developer Preview are now available in the iOS Dev Center.”

Let’s see when the DIY appmaking companies have their platforms prepared for it. I am sure looking forward to it.

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Meanwhile, Apple released a new operating system for mobile devices, Iphone, Ipad and Ipod. Virtually all apps have been redesigned and given a new look. That’s really something looking forward too.

New features include:

Control Center. A convenient app to control the device’s brightness, audio volume, Itunes, flashlight and airplane mode. Multitasking for apps which will lead to better battery life.

Upgraded version of the Safari browser. New camera features, such as filters in the style of Instagram and greater opportunities to organize photos based on where and when the photos are taken.

Smarter Voice with several new features. Opportunity to introduce iOS in cars from 2014.

IOS 7 will be installed on the iPhone 4 and later models, Ipad 2 and later models, iPad Mini and fifth-generation Touch.

The company also unveiled a new service for streaming music, iTunes Radio which firstly will be introduced in the US. A real challanger to Spotify maybe?

What do you think of it?

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The company is expected to announce new MacBooks, which is likely why the store is down, as well as a completely new look for iOS 7 and a streaming radio service.

IDigitalTimes reports that WWDC rumors include new lines of Macs, iWatch as well as a music streaming service, iRadio. The Retina MacBook Pro and MacBook Air are also reported to receive a new look and Intel’s latest Haswell processors.

Apple’s WWDC keynote kicked off today at 10 a.m. PST. The Apple online store should be accessible shortly after Apple’s keynote as finished.

WWDC Keynote: WWDC rumors include new lines of Macs, iWatch as well as a music streaming service, iRadio. The Retina MacBook Pro and MacBook Air are also reported to receive a new look and Intel’s latest Haswell processors.

Apple’s WWDC keynote: http://www.apple.com/apple-events/june-2013/

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In 2003, three students from Helsinki University of Technology (currently Aalto University School of Science), Niklas Hed, Jarno Väkeväinen, and Kim Dikert participated in a mobile game development competition at the Assembly demo party sponsored by Nokia and HP. A victory with a real-time multiplayer game called King of the Cabbage World compelled the trio to set up their own company, Relude. King of the Cabbage World was sold to Sumea (now known as Sumea Studios as part of Digital Chocolate), and renamed to Mole War, which became the first commercial real-time multiplayer mobile game in the world.

In January 2005, Relude received its first round of investment from a business angel, and the company changed its name to Rovio Mobile.

In December 2009 Rovio released Angry Birds and has since then been downloaded over 1 billion times, with paid downloads accounting for more than 25% of total downloads, making it the most sold games in the Apple App Store!

Rovio has launched eight blockbuster games so far for different platforms: Angry Birds, Angry Birds Seasons, Angry Birds Rio, Angry Birds Space, Angry Birds Friends, Amazing Alex, Bad Piggies and Angry Birds Star Wars.

Following this success in mobile gaming, Angry Birds has expanded rapidly in entertainment, publishing, and licensing to become a beloved international brand. Rovio has grown alongside Angry Birds, and the multifaceted entertainment house currently employs more than 500 professionals in its headquarters in Espoo, Finland, and offices in Tampere, the United States, China, and Sweden.
Rovio’s reach extends far beyond Finnish borders, with current employees representing more than 30 nationalities. As a rapidly growing company with plenty of opportunities for go-getters, the company is especially attractive to young people who are ready to show their mettle. Rovio regularly brings new talent to the field through training programs, partly in cooperation with universities.

Rovio has created a world-class entertainment industry in Finland and turned it into a significant local employer. With an open organizational culture that welcomes new ideas and suggestions for improvements at all levels, Rovio is constantly looking to innovate and grow along with its employees.

Meet the characters & history: http://www.angrybirdstees.com/angry-birds-bio-history-and-characters.html
Official website: http://www.rovio.com/

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App Camp for Girls wants to address the gender imbalance among software developers by giving girls the chance to learn how to build apps, to be inspired by women instructors, and to get exposure to software development as a career. Our goal is to grow our non-profit organization into a national force, with programs in multiple cities, helping thousands of girls.

We are launching this summer in Portland, Oregon. This summer, we’ll be holding two sessions with girls 12-14 so that we can build and refine our curriculum. With experience and an established program, we’ll move forward over the coming year with plans to expand the camp for Summer 2014 to accommodate more girls and a bigger age group, and to build the organization to reach beyond Portland to other cities.

Have you ever attended a tech conference and wondered, “Where are all the women?” That was founder Jean MacDonald’s question. She attends an annual developer gathering with over 5000 attendees every year, and only a few hundred of them are women. Instead of feeling cranky about it, she tried to think of a positive way to address the imbalance.

What happens at App Camp?

The schedule at App Camp For Girls is equal parts geeky and fun. It’s summer camp, after all! Girls are divided in to project teams, and the teams are led by a woman iOS developer with help from other women who are designers, testers, support specialists, and others.

The weeklong session covers the process from brainstorming an app idea to marketing the finished app. Girls will learn how to sketch out and storyboard their app ideas. The project team leaders will take the refined app storyboards and show the girls how apps are built in Xcode. The girls will have an opportunity for hands-on time with Xcode Storyboards and will learn how to customize the content of their app.

In addition to developing their apps, the girls get to design icons and write App Store descriptions, while figuring out who their target market is. On the last day of camp, the teams will pitch their apps to a panel of women angel investors, giving them a chance to receive valuable feedback and learn more about the business side of app development.

Each day, we’ll also have some physical activities with teachers coming in to do yoga, hula hooping, and self defense. Weather permitting (it is Oregon, of course), we can take advantage of the playground at TaborSpace where the camp is held and go on hikes in nearby Mt. Tabor Park. There will also be arts-and-crafts, button making, decorating iPhone cases and designing iPhone wallpaper.

The camp will provide an iPod touch for each girl to use. This will make it easy for the girls to learn by example, looking at current apps and how they work. The finished apps from each project team will be loaded on to all the iPod touches so the girls can see their apps on the device and get that sense of pride and excitement that comes with deploying your first app.

What will the funds be used for?

Our goal is to raise enough money to fund the first 12 months of building a non-profit nationwide program. We have the costs of launching the Summer 2013 App Camp with 32 girls over two sessions (June and August), as well as the costs of running the camp, expanding the program and doing outreach for the next 12 months. Some of the expenses include:

iPod touches
MacBooks, backup drives and other accessories
venue rental
classroom equipment and projector
volunteer stipends
scholarships
design tools and art supplies
software: CRM, finance, presentation
website hosting
accounting and legal services
printing and t-shirts
snacks and lunches
How can you help?

First and foremost, we welcome your dollars! There are hard costs associated both with launching and seeding a fruitful, long-term venture like this. (Did we mention we were thinking big? Lots of lost ground to make up for as far as creating gender balance and opportunity!)

Second, we’d love your help getting the word out about App Camp for Girls—both this fundraiser and the project in general. We can’t be everywhere and we don’t know everyone who’ll want to be involved—yet, anyway—so we really need your help. Sharing on Facebook, Twitter, G+ or your favorite online or real-life networks of choice increases our chances of getting more girls in more camps making more apps.

To facilitate this, Friend of AC4G and functional muse Dyana Valentine generously pre-rolled some <140-character messages for your tweeting convenience:

Think app-building is a boy-thing? Don’t click here: http://bit.ly/app-camp

Think girls+summer=lemonade stands and tan lines? Think again! http://bit.ly/app-camp

Help 32 girls kick APP this summer! http://bit.ly/app-camp

Want to support girls in tech? Put your $ where your heart is: http://bit.ly/app-camp

Integrating software development, one girl at a time: http://bit.ly/app-camp

Girls+tech+lady smarty pants mentors= a better world. Support @AppCampforGirls http://bit.ly/app-camp

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MyFitnessPal – MyFitnessPal is a wonderful, free app that not only tracks your vitamin intake, but also counts calories, carbs, protein, fat, sugar, cholesterol and more! You can input your foods and recipes manually or simply scan the barcodes on your store bought products to make tracking quick and easy. You can also input all the exercise you do each day to get an accurate count of calories, and even see how much you will weigh in five weeks if “every day is like today.” To see your daily vitamin intake, simply go to your food diary and scroll down.

Food Diary and Calorie Tracker by MyNetDiary HD – MyNetDiary is an all-inclusive app with over 40 screens. It tracks your vitamins, water intake, body measurements, weight and much more. Like MyFitnessPal, MyNetDiary has a barcode scanner to make monitoring effortless.

TheCarrot.com – TheCarrot.com is an amazing website designed to help you take control of every aspect of your health. Not only will the site’s iPhone app help you track vitamin intake and calories, it also tracks mood, sugar levels for diabetics, blood pressure and so much more. Some of its unique features include adding photos to trackers and custom plans for things like quitting smoking, weight management and fitness.

Cronometer – An excellent app, Cronometer is easy to use and stresses the importance of maintaining the proper amount of nutrients, especially while dieting. This app will track over 60 nutrients for the user, and is available for $2.99 from the App Store.

Diet & Food Tracker – SparkPeople – The popular health website SparkPeople.com now offers a useful application for health-conscious iPhone users. It tracks nutrients and calories, and has an easy-to-use barcode scanner. It also offers users animated exercise demonstrations, meal plans and much more!

Nutrition Journal for iPhone – Vitamin and Mineral Tracker – Nutrition Advanced tracks over 30 nutrients, including vitamins, minerals and macronutrients. It counts calories as well. The user can generate a daily log that will provide a comprehensive analysis of his nutrition as it compares to the U.S. dietary guidelines.

Calorie Counter by CalorieCount.com – Calorie Counter is an extension of the popular website CalorieCount.com. This app will track your vitamin intake along with your calories by way of a handy bar code scanner, typing in the food item manually or even by voice activation. As you can imagine, the voice logging can come in handy when you are in a rush or handling multiple tasks. In addition, all food items come with a food grade and a list of pros and cons to aide you in your decision making!

Vitamin Complete – Tracking the vitamin and nutrient content of the foods you eat every day has never been so easy! This $1.99 app was featured on Apple’s New & Noteworthy list, and is available in more than 40 countries around the world. Access all the information you need to determine how many vital nutrients and vitamins you’re getting and to find vitamin-rich foods to boost your diet.

Vitamate – Vitamate tracks both daily and all time percentages of vitamins, minerals, calories and more, and allows the user to make favorite food lists for easy future access. There is also a convenient reference section that provides you with information on what foods can impart you with the vitamins you are lacking.

Mint Nutrition – Now that tracking your groceries is a breeze, what will you do when you are ordering out? There’s an app for that, too. It’s called Mint Nutrition, and it provides a nutritional label for restaurant items so that you can easily see the vitamin content without missing a beat! You can also create nutrition labels for “plates” with multiple items. Plus, Mint Nutrition can create custom labels for items around your house and your own recipes.
Vitamin deficiencies can cause a large array of problems for both children and adults. Thanks to technology, ensuring you are meeting your daily requirements no longer has to be a difficult task. Whether you are seeking to improve your health, correct a deficiency or increase your energy, utilizing a nutrition application on your iPhone will make your goals easily attainable. With information, helpful tips and speedy calculations at your fingertips, healthy living can become your reality today.

Original source: http://www.vitaminsandminerals.net/blog/10-of-the-best-iphone-apps-to-help-you-keep-track-of-vitamin-intake/

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With more people sharing photos on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, should we be surprised by the fact that faster network speeds are becoming available throughout the world?

Ericsson says that smartphones accounted for around half of all mobile phone sales in Q1 2013, 10 percent more than the same time last year. What’s more, the number of total mobile phones increased by 8 percent year-on-year by Q1 2013.

Broken down by regions, Ericsson says that China, Africa, and the Asia-Pacific parts of the world led the charge both in the net additions and total number of mobile subscriptions.

Where is the biggest penetration in mobile technology? Europe. Globally, this number is at 90 percent, but there in Central and Eastern Europe, that number is 132 percent while it’s 128 percent in Western Europe. China, Africa, and India are the three main regions that do not have a penetration rate above 100 percent.

Full report here: http://www.ericsson.com/ericsson-mobility-report

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