IoT(Internet of Things) as a future of mobile app developments
The evolution of intelligent apps mentioned above will be heavily dependent on the data they can process and learn from. And with IoT becoming more popular, we expect android app development companies to use more advanced techniques for collecting, processing, and analyzing information about their users - not only based on statistics but also based on geographical influences such as place of birth, language preference, or monetary currency. This is expected to result in personalization capabilities which would allow it to become predictive systems that could identify patterns across different devices even beyond the digital world. For example, it could predict when a user might prefer to receive a push notification to a connected car based on their location and the time of day.
Impact of Social Media Platforms-
We expect more social networks to create APIs for building mobile applications around their infrastructure in 2021 - some examples are Instagram, Facebook Messenger] or WhatsApp. Through these APIs, organizations can implement important features such as login/authentication services, push notifications, widgets, and geolocation-based data without needing to build this functionality on their own. This is quite similar to how Google created AdWords for ads on websites which was then adopted by thousands of publishers who didn't need to build that service themselves - the same logic applies here with social platforms to the app development service providers with building blocks to create new products.
Advancement with the Blockchain Technology-
We predict that in 2021, most people won't know what blockchain is or how it works under the hood - but they will use apps that are built on top of blockchain technology without even realizing it. As with many emerging technologies, we expect there to be a high barrier to entry for android app development companies who want to build decentralized applications (dApps) powered by blockchain infrastructure. For this technology to gain more adoption within mobile app development circles, we'd need companies such as Google or Apple to embrace decentralized systems and offer services that make them interoperable among one another. would allow users/companies to move between different apps implemented by multiple parties without worrying about data and money transfers between different providers.
Quantum Computing as the future of mobile app development-
Mobile applications that could perform computations such as facial or voice recognition (which today rely on ML/AI) will become slightly more future-proof if the companies providing android app development services are able to take these systems and process exponentially more information within a given timeframe than classical computers. Although we don't expect quantum computing to have a big impact on the development of mobile apps in the next few years, we do think it's important for developers to start understanding how computer science concepts such as parallelism and advanced algorithms may benefit their AI/ML workflows. For example, if you had to train a deep neural network for image recognition and classification of 10,000 photos on your laptop today - it might take you several hours or even days. If these same computations could be performed using quantum computing within seconds or minutes then we could save a lot of time and money in the future.
Voice Search(Digital Personal Assistance) -The future of mobile apps-
Digital personal assistants such as Siri, Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa are set to encroach upon ios mobile app development companies. These applications go beyond the level of voice recognition that is currently possible with Siri or Google Now - instead, they use an algorithmic approach to understand user context within different domains (e.g. at work, home or when travelling). We expect that this technology will become much more personal than it is today and evolve into a super-application for all kinds of internet-connected devices. This means that instead of having to pick up your phone every time you want to send an email - you could ask your digital assistant ("Hey Siri") to do it for you - simple!
How Augmented reality had transformed mobile app development-
As AR and VR technologies mature throughout the next handful of years, we expect to see them become more accessible outside of just gaming. Architects could use these new mediums to design buildings before the first brick is laid down on-site, mobile marketers will be able to place realistic-looking 3D objects within their Facebook newsfeed or YouTube adverts and doctors could view X-rays with enhanced features which help them spot disease earlier on during an operation. The possibilities are endless when it comes to hybrid app development services that can be applied in the enterprise space. We also think that both AR and VR will play a significant role within social media networks as they look for new ways to engage with their audiences on new platforms.
