Best Programming Languages to build a Mobile App!

1. Python

The most famous language for mobile app development, Python is high-level programming language which is widely used around the world for mobile app development. In fact, python coding uses is equally useful for web development, analysis and computation of scientific data, making desktop GUIs, as well as software development.With python’s core philosophy supporting beauty, explicitness, simplicity, and readability, there is probably no better language to learn for mobile app development. 

2. HTML5

HTML5 is the perfect programming language if you are trying to develop a web-based app for mobile devices. Although html5 development allows you to make various data types easy to insert, simple coding concerning different screen sizes and resolutions and also calibrates the input parameters, making responsive browser input fields. HTML5 based mobile apps are fully responsive and work smoothly on types of devices. It is still a recommended standard & used to present content on the internet. HTML5 is not actually a mobile app development language. 

With html5 development you can build mobile apps for Android as well as iOS operating systems. From the cost-efficiency point of view, HTML5 has the advantage of making the current version of HTML much simpler than that for a totally new language. The best example; Google Docs and Google Drive are mostly built in HTML 5 coding language. 

3. BuildFire.Js

This app development language leverages Javascript and BuildFire SDK for letting developers create the mobile buildfire app quickly. BuildFire already comes with plugins which cover more than 70 percent of standard use cases in business, all that is left to the developers are building particular functionality that is client-specific instead of building an entire buildfire app from scratch. 

With BuildFire.Js, the developers can be able to use client-side Javascript frameworks of their choice including Angular, jQuery, Underscore, React, etc. 

4. Java

the most utilized language for app development. Even Android OS was developed using Java application design and it means that if you have command over Java then you’ll be able to create all sorts of Android apps putting yourself in driver’s seat. The reason why it’s most suitable language for mobile application development is that it can run on every platform, including Android. 

5. Swift

App development with Swift - it is the programming language with immense potential for reshaping the future. Apple Inc. released it back in 2014 for Linux and iOS. It’s the primary language used for the development of OS X and iOS apps. Swift app developers really make a serious amount of money developing apps and in the US their salaries are the highest on average. 

6. C#

 It's component and object-oriented multi-paradigm mobile app development language. C# came from Microsoft as a general-purpose language for program development. It can be used for developing just about anything be it mobile apps/games or web services.If you plan on developing some gaming application then you can’t find a better language than C# for it. 

7. Objective-C

It is a general-purpose object-oriented programming language which is actually derived from the famous C language. Its one of the easy task to learn to code objective c. Objective-C is at the core of OS X and iOS and was used by Apple before Swift.This programming language is there to stay for a couple of major reasons. First of all, there’s so much of investment in this language when it comes to apps. Secondly, frameworks used in the apps still have to rely on the Objective-C language and even Swift launch couldn’t change that. So, learning Objective-C and making mobile apps in it can still be a great idea. The language can be used for creating all sorts of apps. 

8. C++

It is yet another object-oriented, general-purpose programming language that comes with a low-level memory manipulation feature. The syntax is pretty much similar to C and is, therefore, considered an extension of that language. So, if you have some experience using C language then C++ won’t give you any hard time whatsoever. Both the languages have all features in common but C++ takes a more comprehensive approach. 

9. JavaScript

It’s another high-level programming language to build a web app with javascript. The multi-paradigm language offers support for functional programming as well as object-oriented programming.Though not primarily the app development language, the language is run by the browsers that are used for developing and controlling web pages. It is quite possible to create mobile apps using JavaScript but you also need to be accustomed to HTML, AJAX, and CSS for that. 

10. Ruby

Ruby is one of the easiest languages available for app development and allows you to build your app within 10 minutes only. Super easy! There are many popular websites that are built using Ruby. Some of them include Fiverr, Pixlr, Airbnb, Basecamp, Groupon, Bloomberg, Scribd, and ThemeForest. So, it’s not just easy but immensely powerful as well and can be used quite effectively for creating a perfect mobile application. 

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10 Best Laptops under Rs 35,000 in India (2018) 

1. Lenovo IdeaPad 330

The Ryzen 2500U is comparable to the i5 8250 (give or take 10% performance) but that’s not the only thing that makes this laptop great. We also love the fact that it comes with 8GB RAM and Vega 8, which is a decent GPU. If only there were Windows 10 thrown in there too.

2. Lenovo IdeaPad 330

Another 330 with Ryzen on board. Besides the processor and the GPU, this laptop is likable due to the fact that it comes with Windows 10 and a full HD display.

3. Lenovo 330

And another Lenovo. This one offers an 8th gen processor, Windows 10 and a 14 inch full HD display. Great. Also, if no one ever told you, the i3 8130 beats a 7th generation i5.

4.Lenovo 330 81DE01JTIN

This one is on our list because, besides the i3 processor and 1TB storage, this model also offers 8GB RAM and a full HD display.

5.Dell Vostro 3478

The Vostro 3478 is on this list because it offers an 8th gen processor, Windows 10 and a 14-inch display. Like we mentioned, the i3 8130 beats a 7th generation i5. However, we only wish this one came with a full HD display and didn’t weigh as much

6.Acer A515-51G-58GJ

Finally, something that’s not a Lenovo. We like this Acer machine due to the fact that it comes with 8th gen i5 and 8GB RAM. You miss out on Windows 10 though.

7.Asus X541UA-DM1232

If you consider the 8GB variant, it offers pretty much everything including full HD display, under 2kg weight, 8GB RAM, and Windows 10. The only thing it compromises on is the processor. But seems like a good deal still if you ask us.

8.HP 15-bw091AX

You need a laptop with GPU you said? Consider this HP machine. While the 530 might not run GTA 5, it can handle your light gaming needs. You also get Windows 10. The processor, while not as powerful as the Ryzen or i5, isn’t shabby.

9.HP 15-dy0004AU

The 15-dy0004AU comes with Ryzen 2200U. What’s that? Well, it’s AMD’s budget offering that’s more powerful than a 7th gen i3, but less powerful than an 8th gen. You also get Windows 10 out of the box. Sadly, no 8GB RAM or FHD display here folks.

10.HP 15-bs675TX

We put it on the list because of the GPU, but let’s admit it, even that isn’t too great. You get an i3 and just 4GB RAM instead. The consolation prize is Windows 10. Overpriced.

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Asus ROG Phone review

Asus ROG Phone review: The perfect mobile weapon for your ROG arsenal

Design

The ROG Phone is a beautiful device, with rounded edges, copper accents, etched lines, a diamond-cut bezel and an illuminated logo on the back. Okay, beautiful might not be how the average person would describe it, but it certainly has that gaming PC aesthetic that many hardcore gamers find sexy. For those that aren’t into these types of design choices, you might find it a bit boxy. It’s still pretty comfortable to hold though. 

The brilliant 6-inch AMOLED screen consumes 84.5 percent of the front surface, highlighted by two long, front-facing speakers – one at each end of the screen – providing clear, crisp audio. Asus says this phone is one of the world’s first to use sixth-generation “2.5D” curved edge Corning Gorilla Glass to protect the screen. Smooth 3D Curved Gorilla Glass protects the back.

Along the bottom you’ll find a USB Type-C port and a 3.5mm headphone jack. A special connector resides along the left side which includes USB Type-C connectivity, but you absolutely cannot attach a USB Type-C cable to this port. Instead, the entire connector is reserved for the included AeroActive Cooler fan attachment. Protecting this connector is a small, removable rubber cover that’s easily lost. 

The external add-on fan is silent while active and includes a USB Type-C port and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The idea here is to make sure your USB Type-C and headphone cables don’t jut out into your hand when you’re playing games horizontally with the fan attached.

The phone includes two SIM card slots, fingerprint scanner, and several special touch sensors. There are two touch sensors on the right residing towards the top and bottom and another touch sensor on the left side towards the bottom (more on those later).

Display

The ROG Phone’s AMOLED screen packs a 2,160 x 1,080 maximum resolution, an 18:9 aspect ratio, a 1ms response time and a 90Hz refresh rate, meaning the phone can support frame rates of up to 90fps, providing fluid, smooth movement — perfect for gaming. It also supports 10-point touch input, Gaming HDR and Mobile HDR.

By comparison, the Razer Phone 2 has a higher refresh rate of 120Hz, enabling a higher frame count than the Asus phone. Yet given mobile games rarely go over 60fps anyway, both refresh  rates are arguably overkill.

What’s really refreshing about this display is that it includes a Glove Mode to increase sensitivity for gloved hands. I only tested this mode using relatively thin gloves, but the device remained responsive nonetheless, allowing me to perform general tasks without dirtying the surface. Even gaming worked to some degree although I ripped off the gloves for better traction.

The ROG Phone is relatively bright too. With a maximum brightness of 550 nits, I had no problems catching Pokémon outside with the sun beaming down on the screen. 

Software

The ROG Phone runs on Android 8.1 Oreo, using the company’s ROG UI skin. For those prefer stock Android, you’ll probably find the UI a bit bloated. It’s also disheartening to see that the phone doesn’t ship with Android Pie, though an update is expected in the hopefully near future. Of course this is the same situation with pretty much every gaming phone, including the Razer Phone 2. 

Minor qualms aside, the UI works well enough. At the center of it all is the Asus Game Center app, which serves as a hub for the phone’s gaming options. Here you can monitor temperature, CPU stats, GPU stats, memory stats, and storage capacity. You can also configure the external fan’s speed, switch on and customize Aura lighting, and manage game profiles.

The Game Center’s Game Genie component is accessible by tapping on the “…” icon. Here you can switch on an in-game toolbar that allows you to toggle on lock mode, disable alerts, get real-time info (frames per second, GPU use), lock the screen brightness, and “speed up” performance by clearing unnecessary junk from memory. To load this toolbar within any game, simply swipe in from the right as if pulling up the Android navigation bar and tap the controller icon.

Hardware

The ROG Phone is powered by an overclocked Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC, with four “big” Cortex-A75 cores running up to 2.96GHz and four “little” Cortex-A55 cores running up to 1.77GHz, though most of the game processing is handled by the Adreno 630 graphics chip included in the SoC.

Overclocking makes chips run slightly warmer, so Asus designed what it calls the GameCool system, which uses thermal conduction and diffusion to compensate. This system includes a “3D vapor-chamber” residing at the bottom of the hardware stack, a copper heat spreader covering the motherboard and components, and a carbon cooling pad at the top to increase the heat dissipation. The included external AeroActive Cooler connects to its dedicated port on the left and snaps into place on the right to silently blow cool air on to the phone’s back panel to “enhance” heat dissipation.

The phone includes an X Mode you can toggle on to increase the minimum speed of all eight cores: The “big” cores jump to 1.2GHz and the “little” cores increase to 1.3GHz. This helps the Snapdragon chip better process user interactions and application requests. X Mode also boosts the CPU and GPU bus clocks but does not actually increase the Adreno GPU speed given its frequencies are “hardcoded” within the Snapdragon chip.

Specification

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The 9 Best PUBG Mobile Glitches

PUBG Mobile is now a number-one game on Android and iOS, and it's full of unexpected bugs and funny moments. If you want to see the best ones that players from all over the world have discovered, then follow this guide for the best PUBG Mobile glitches so far.

Motorbike Glitch

There is a massive glitch on the Sosnovka island in PUBG Mobile. When trying to ride over the hill surrounding the military base on your bike, you may experience the weirdest -- yet funniest  -- moment in the game.

The bike will start rolling over and over, and there is no stopping it. So somebody, please, stop it!

No Head Glitch

Did you know that you can not only experience but also exploit PUBG Mobile's glitches? If you're tired of getting shot in the head, why not just remove the head? Well, you can do so by getting into a vehicle, aiming with your weapon, and then pressing "Drive."

As a result, your character will lose his head, quite literally. Now you can drive around the map without being afraid of receiving a headshot.

Last Circle Glitch

You probably have heard about this glitch. It usually appears when players use bots, and the last circle narrows down to a tiny beam of blue light, and nobody wins in the end.

It's fun when bugs and glitches make you laugh, but this kind of glitch is annoying, and players should just stop using AI bots.

Stuck in the Sky Glitch

Sometimes you cannot even start to play simply because the game won't let you drop. As seen in the video, one player recorded the glitch when he got stuck in the sky. At this point, you can't do anything, but you can watch other players from above.

You can achieve this effect by removing your parachute too early. Just beware that it's not as fun as it may look.

First-Person Glitch

There is no first-person mode in PUBG Mobile yet. But it looks like some players have managed to trick the game into letting them have one. You can achieve the effect by switching the gun and activating scope at the same time.

It looks a bit funny, but hey, it's a first-person view nonetheless. So enjoy this glitch while it hasn't been fixed yet.

Underground Glitch

It's hard to say how exactly you can get under the ground in PUBG Mobile, but some players have been successful by entering the tunnel on the eastern part of the map.

Otherwise, it can happen as a vehicle glitch after you drop off. The game will unexpectedly spawn you under the ground, and you can even use it to win the match.

Any Clothing Glitch

How about unlocking any clothing you want for your character without paying any money? Well, there is a temporary solution -- or a glitch, to be exact. You can choose any item from your inventory, then press "Reset Appearance" and "Exit."

In this simple way, you can put on any clothes you want. However, the glitch will not work in the game, but only inside the menu.

Flying Glitch

Looks like we've tried everything: walking on the clouds, getting underground, and now we can also try flying. There is a secret place on one of the bridges in PUBG Mobile that glitches and sends you flying into the sky.

Well, you aren't exactly flying; it's more like falling. But who cares? It's definitely one of the funniest glitches in the game so far.

Too Fast Glitch

It's one thing when some bug happens to you, but what if you stumble upon somebody who actually got glitched? One YouTuber spotted either a very lucky guy or simply a hacker, who moved so fast that it was impossible to kill him.

If it's a temporary glitch, then it's fine, of course, but if it's a cheater, then the developer simply must deploy an anti-cheat system as soon as possible.

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PUBG Mobile requirements for Android and iOS: Here are the minimum requirements for playing PUBG Mobile

Are you looking to play PUBG Mobile on your smartphone but are confused about what are the minimum PUBG Mobile requirements for Android or iOS smartphones. Here's all you should know

PUBG Mobile minimum

 requirements for Android and iOS

PUBG Mobile has become one of the most successful online multiplayer games for smartphone users and while PUBG Mobile boasts off over 100 million downloads from Google Play Store, the same is the case with Apple’s store. After the success of PUBG PC, PUBG mobile was launched in March, 2018 and since then, there have already been four seasons for the game, with the latest one being released last week.

Since PUBG Mobile has such a popularity, it might be the case that you are looking to download the online multiplayer game on your smartphone but could be confused about what are the minimum PUBG Mobile requirements for playing the game on your handset. Here, we are going to list all the minimum requirement for PUBG Mobile for both Android and iOS users.

PUBG Mobile requirements for Android and iOS: Here are the minimum requirements for playing PUBG Mobile on your smartphone

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Whatsapp यूजर्स को मिलने वाले हैं दो नए फीचर्स, आप भी कर सकते हैं ट्राई

एक फीचर की मदद से WhatsApp यूजर एक साथ कई ऑडियो मैसेज को लगातार प्ले कर पाएंगे। जबकि दूसरे फीचर में यूजर को ग्रुप कॉल करने के लिए शॉर्टकट बटन मिल जाएगा |

Whatsapp लगातार खुद को अपडेट करता रहता है अब वॉट्सऐप अपने यूजर्स के लिए 2 नए फीचर लेकर आने वाला है। अपडेट के बाद वॉट्सऐप एंड्रॉयड ऐप को Consecutive Voice Messages और Group Call Shortcut फीचर मिल जाएंगे। एक फीचर की मदद से WhatsApp यूजर एक साथ कई ऑडियो मैसेज को लगातार प्ले कर पाएंगे। जबकि दूसरे फीचर में यूजर को ग्रुप कॉल करने के लिए शॉर्टकट बटन मिल जाएगा। दोनों ही नए फीचर फिलहाल एंड्रॉयड बीटा यूजर के लिए आए हैं। इन्हें भविष्य में सभी के लिए एक्टिव कर दिया जाएगा। रिपोर्ट के मुताबिक, जो भी वॉट्सऐप यूजर 2.18.362 और 2.18.363 बीटा वर्जन का इस्तेमाल कर रहे हैं, उन्हें ये फीचर मिले हैं। याद रहे हैं कि ये फीचर पहले ही WhatsApp iOS बीटा ऐप के लिए रिलीज किए जा चुके हैं।

Consecutive Voice Messages फीचर की बात करें तो इसकी मदद से वॉट्सऐप एंड्रॉयड ऐप पर यूजर कई वॉयस मैसेज को लगातार प्ले कर सकते हैं। यह फीचर तब काम करेगा जब WhatsApp एक बार में दो से या उससे ज्यादा मैसेज डिटेक्ट करता है। इसके बाद आपको सिर्फ पहले ऑडियो मैसेज पर प्ले बटन दबाना है। इसके बाद WhatsApp अपने आप ही सभी वॉयस मैसेज को एक के बाद एक प्ले कर देगा। अंत में यूजर को साउंड अलर्ट भी मिलेगा। जैसा कि हमने आपको पहले बताया, यह फीचर Android beta version 2.18.362 ऐप के कोड में उपलब्ध है। इसे बाद में एक्टिव कर दिया जाएगा।

WhatsApp Android बीटा वर्जन 2.18.363 के यूआई में बदलाव किया गया है। इस फीचर को पहले वॉट्सऐप आईओएस ऐप के लिए रिलीज किया गया था। जब इस फीचर को रोलआउट किया जाएगा तब आपके वॉट्सऐप में ग्रुप चैट के लिए नया ग्रुप कॉल बटन आ जाएगा। आप जैसे ही उस बटन को टैप करते हैं, वहां ग्रुप के सभी सदस्यों नाम दिखने लगेगा। इसके बाद यहीं से ऑडियो या वीडियो कॉल बटन पर टैप करके ग्रुप ऑडियो या वीडियो कॉल शुरू हो जाएगा। WABetaInfo ने जानकारी दी है कि यह फीचर डिफॉल्ट में डिसेबल है। इसे भविष्य के अपडेट में एक्टिव किए जाने की उम्मीद है।

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Samsung Galaxy A8s to ditch 3.5mm headphone jack, FCC listing confirms Infinity O display

The documentation on the US FCC website a screenshot of the Samsung Galaxy A8s with a space on the top left corner of the device.Samsung is expected to launch its first smartphone with an Infinity O display dubbed Samsung Galaxy A8s. A Chinese tipster has tweeted that the new Galaxy A8s will be the first Samsung smartphone to ditch the 3.5mm headphone jack. Separately, GalaxyClub has spotted a listing for the same on US FCC website, which confirms that the Galaxy A8s will sport a display hole.The documentation on the US FCC website, has a screenshot of Galaxy A8s with a space on the top left corner, where the front camera sensor is expected to be placed. Additionally, the documentation states that the device will have an aspect ratio of 19.5:9.

According to earlier reports, Samsung Galaxy A8s will sport a 6.39-inch full HD+ Infinity O display. It will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 processor paired with an Adreno 616 GPU. The device will come with 6GB of RAM paired with 128GB of internal storage expandable up to 512GB via a microSD card. It will run Google’s Android 9.0 Pie operating system with the company’s own One UI skin on top. All of this will be backed by a 3,400mAh battery.

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