Mobile Apps Development

iPhone and Android platforms have taken the mobile apps development industry by storm. They have provided an ecosystem for apps to be developed and distributed easily. Classic Informatics has been part of the mobile and tablet apps growth story since past 5 years. We have an amazing team of apps developers working on iOS, Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry platforms & offer complete mobile apps development package. We work on both mobile apps as well as tablet apps. We work on enterprise mobility solutions, social apps, commercial apps, travel and GPS apps, content distribution and various other solutions.

Is Your App Optimised For iOS 9?

iOS 8 SDK app iOS 8 changed the way 3rd party apps used to interact with users giving them more flexibility and freedom to do more. iOS 9 further strengthens that. Especially with more extensibility and Enterprise development enhancements, now you can do more with your apps and connect with your customers on a greater level.

We develop top-notch iOS 9 apps using Swift & Objective C programming. We also specialise in cross-platform technologies such as PhoneGap, Sencha Touch and more to develop iOS 9 apps. Not only iOS 9, we also specialise in creating Watch OS apps that extends your app’s deliverance

Let’s discuss your iOS 9 requirements!

Platforms we work on

iOS

Any mobile strategy is incomplete without iPhone and iPad apps. Our largest team in app development is of iOS developers. iOS offers stability, style and solidness.

Android

Android entered into the game after Apple but companies like Samsung and HTC amongst others ensured that it ends up leading the race. Android offers flexibility and options.

BlackBerry

Once a smartphone leader struggled to catch up with touchscreen rush. The company which pioneered the email push on phones is still the right choice for many enterprises. The new BB10 is stunning and can turn RIM again.

Windows Phone

The latest entry to smartphone OS. Nokia and HTC have adapted the platform and results haven’t been disappointed. It may not be an automatic choice for your mobile strategy but something you cannot ignore.