Hodentek Mobile

You have developed an APP such as the Side Menu App and now you want to see how it would look when you bring it up on a smart phone. It is true that it is not complete, as yet. But it is always of interest to know how it would look on  a real phone, an Apple phone or some other phone. In the previous post you have seen how you may use the emulators to view the app you designed is rendered. In this post you will learn how you may view it on a handheld device be it an iPhone or something other like a Windows 10 Mobile. This step is needed before you package it to be downloaded by anyone from one of the device stores (Google Play, Apple Store or Windows Store) I assume you have one of these devices at hand, an iPhone or some other compatible with Intel XDK. You will also require Internet Connection via Wi-Fi. The first thing for you to do is to install the Intel XDK Preview app on your device. This app is available on both Apple Store and Windows Store. If it is an Android, i...

There is a single Windows Store and you can have apps for all of these: PC Tablet Phone IoT-in the works Console Holographic Windows 10 makes user experience device agnostic (no matter what the device is).   Windows 10 Universal Platform allows developers to reuse code and bring apps to Windows platform from other platforms. Simply put, Windows Store is One Store for all digital content Customers can have 40 million songs from Grove, TV shows and innumerbale movies and well over 670000 Windows apps and Games Windows Store is bult on Univesal Platform that supports frequent updates Store has media-rich content, curated collections, recommendatons and more and the store organization is development in progress Store supports debit/credit cards, PayPal, Alipay, app gifting, gift cards and even Bitcoin(only in US) Enhanced App discoverability-Outside of the Store Soon Windows SDK with go-live license will be available and will accept Windows 10 App submissions-both...