How much does it cost to make an app?
Depends, you need the right tools to build it. For iOS you need to pay a 99$/y fee , for Android you can get everything on their developer website. Not just that, but there's teams working behind every app, so it's a lot of work and effort.
How to Kill Apps in Android?
I hoped someone would know this. I just got an Android Phone (LG Optimus) which is quickly becoming my favorite toy. I love Pandora, the Internet music streaming service. But when I run it, I find there's no way to turn it off! I can go 'home' and run another app, make a phone call, use the web browser, or whatever, but Pandora remains on, and playing, in the background. There's no 'Off' button, or even a 'Help' button. I have the same problem with MP3 playing apps. One music app will replace another, but they all just play and play. I know there's some really simple, obvious answer to this and I'll feel stupid when I find out. So here's your chance to make me feel stupid! 8^) Anyone know what to do?
Can someone make an app for me?
Yes. They are called freelancers. Try http://freelancer.com, http://odesk.com, http://elance.com.Alternatively, you can approach a few mobile app companies and ask for a quotation/proposal. You can then select the most reasonably priced one.As with anything, good ones are expensive.
Can I have someone make me an app and then I just put it on the Android app store?
First of all, welcome to world of App Development.Before starting any App, make sure what kinda background you have. If you are one who have no knowledge in Computer science then first of all go and learn some basic of "Requirements Engineering" & "Testing". I have seen some of my friends who had some idea and paid freelancer heavily. At end app was total crap, looked good on first instance but failed totally.Things you should plan before hiring freelancerApp ConceptBackend (web services) (json,xml,etc)Check backend support dont stop in middle like ParseAdmin consoleWire frame of app (mobile with different size)Navigation among different screensData validation (name, city, country)Robust data for testing appSome people who can validate your idea & documents you createSome people for testing appFeatures in 1st version, 2nd version, etcHire a designer for UIetcThis things should be planned and thought before contacting any freelancer. Check reputation and apps by that freelancer.PS: If you are new to Software industry, beware of thugs. People would show something and deliver something. Better hire some friend to keep an eye on how development is going on.
I have an idea for an app, and plan to hire someone to build it for me because I don't know how to code well enough. What do I need to do to protect myself and my idea?
Welcome to the world of ideas. Everyone has ideas. In fact, whatever your idea is, someone else probably has it, too. So, you're not even close to the point where you actually have something to protect.The real value of an idea comes with the ability to execute it. In order to excute it, it has to be developed into something actionable. So, rather than jumping straight to code - you have to actually design it first.So hire an app designer to work through the user experience, documenting the functional and visual detail with artwork, wireframes, and specification documents. The important part here is the documentation that details out how everything works. Now, your idea is actually something that is legitimately real and can be created - it now has value - and you have artifacts that you can point to and show the nuance of your idea rather than the stray thoughts you've worked out off paper.There are a few ways you can protect yourself at this stage:1. Get an NDA with the designer.2. Hire a designer that you or your friends trust.3. Patent the design - hire a patent lawyerDone. Now you can develop it. If you hired a designer/developer type, then you can have the same person or company implement the piece for you. The same kinds of protections apply. Get an NDA, write a good contract, work with people you trust.Good luck with your idea.
I’m looking for an app that I can enter sheet music and make my own combinations with different kinds of instruments.?
For example I want to get the sheet music for Arabian Nights from Aladdin and make versions where it’s all violins, one all guitars, one where it’s all flutes and mix them. OR find a service that can do it for me. Can anyone help me please?
What apps do people make imagines with????
there is more than a few apps out there that they can use. a few of them are: 1. picnik 2. pizap photo editor 3. iphoto uploader 4. photobucket 5. pixable are just a few. to get a full list click here: http://allfacebook.com/facebook-photo-apps_b61474 i hope this helps. and hope this is what you were looking for. good luck
I have an app idea. Should I learn coding and build it myself or should I hire someone to build it for me?
You won’t be able to learn code enough to do a good job. Plus, app development is actually a collection of multiple people There are experts in UX, Backend & many other disciplines. You are at the mercy of hiring someone.When you are looking for a team, remember that app’s development is never truly finished. As you develop an app, your users will have suggestions, you will change your focus, or 3rd party services you rely on (like Google and Apple) could update leaving your app useless until updated. Since you must outsource, look for a team that is there for the long haul. My company has developed a membership to help bring an entire team to people in your situation, in fact.You are going to be stuck (unless you choose our membership) with waterfall development. This development method is like when you go to the car mechanic. You take your car when it breaks (or you need something added) and they quote you and do the work. You must trust the person and know they are experts that are going to fix or add what they say they are going to.In contrast to this, teams with coders on them use agile app development. This method would be like having a mechanic with you at all times and updating your car in small pieces instead of long, expensive developments. We have a post about this subject that you can read here.Regardless of your choice of developer, know that you are getting into a relationship with the firm. Make sure they get what you are trying to convey and that your visual concepts will be adhered to. In code, there are a million ways to develop the same app and it is easy to be disappointed with an end-product even though the firm has technically fulfilled the work order.Our membership has a 5-day free trial and we give you our advice on your app during that time. I suggest you head over and try out our services, I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised how well we fit your situation.