Artificial intelligence technology is the answer for many patients who cannot see a doctor due to financial, logistic, or socio-cultural reasons.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like if an app could analyze your dreams or predict your nutrition goals? Imagine waking up to an app that not only tracks your sleep patterns but also provides insights into your dreams, helping you better understand your subconscious mind.
This article explores the importance of the QA stage in mobile app development, explains the difference between testing and quality assurance, lists the necessary types of mobile QA, gives 5 tips to improve the QA process, and features a free mobile app testing checklist.
An IoT real estate app turns a set of sensors, such as temperature and humidity, into an all-in-one data hub with simple visualizations and full control over the housing unit.
An AI-based keyboard can predict words, choose the best-fitting sentence endings, or even write a whole message based on a prompt. Yes, you can ask it to write a joke instead of you, too.
While drawing energy from natural sources like solar panels and wind turbines is a great alternative to traditional energy production, technology, like the Internet of Things, can be a game-changer for better energy efficiency.
A handy mobile app can be an all-in-one center for managing a set of connected devices and sensors. Let’s explore which layers make up an IoT app, how to develop an Internet of Things application from scratch, and how much such a solution can cost.
Non-functional requirements, or NFRs, are software specifications that describe how the product should perform in terms of usability, security, reliability, and other parameters.
Recently, Perpetio completed a telehealth application that boasts a set of useful features for both patients and doctors. Let us share which features to include in a telemedicine app and how to build a telehealth app step-by-step with React Native.
