1. Browsers and Web Platforms
Prepared By: MSc. Ka Borey

2. HTML5 Web App
Can also be used for any web apps that can run on a browser
Use standard web technologies—typically HTML5, JavaScript and CSS.
This write-once-run-anywhere approach to mobile development creates cross-platform mobile applications that work on multiple devices. 2 2

3. Mobile Browsers iOS web apps Chrome apps Firefox open web apps
Symbian standalone web apps
S40 web apps
Samsung web API 3 3

4. Mobile Browsers iOS web apps can install an icon in the Home screen
Upgrade a mobile website to a full-screen
can install an icon in the Home screen 4 4

5. Mobile Browsers Chrome apps
Chrome app platform is available on Windows, Mac, Linux, and Chrome OS, and in mid-2012 Google
Idea of HTML5 apps on the desktop and notebook side
delivering a store for app distribution, the Chrome Web Store 5 5

6. Mobile Browsers Firefox open web apps
Supports on all of its platforms—desktops, tablets, and smartphones
Ability to create apps and distribute them through the Mozilla Marketplace
Every application is based on HTML5 6 6

7. Mobile Browsers Symbian standalone web apps
Following iOS web apps syntax, the latest version of the Symbian browser supports the installation of Home screen icons that open full-screen web apps without the browser UI. 7 7

8. Mobile Browsers S40 web apps
Nokia provides a web app platform for its mid-range device series, called Series 40.
create cloud-based apps with web technologies that can be distributed through the Nokia Store
Can be launched from the applications menu via an icon and from inside the Nokia Browser 8 8

9. Mobile Browsers Samsung web API
Samsung released an SDK to create web apps for smartphones and smart TVs using web technologies and a JavaScript API
Platform supports mobile web apps, TV web apps, and convergence web apps, which interwork between a Samsung smartphone and a TV 9 9

10. Native Web App
Are specific to a given mobile platform (iOS or Android) using the development tools and language that the respective platform supports (e.g., Xcode and Objective-C with iOS, Eclipse and Java with Android). Native apps look and perform the best. 10 10

11. Hybrid App
Make it possible to embed HTML5 apps inside a thin native container, combining the best (and worst) elements of native and HTML5 apps. 11 11

12. Questions & Answers 12 12

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