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 “GO NATIVE ” is a service that turns a mobile blog, website or store into a native, platform-specific, mobile application.
A native app is one that has been built for a specific mobile OS platform like an iPhone app. Only native apps can be submitted to iTunes or any of the major app stores like Blackberry App World, Android Marketplace, Windows Marketplace and other major app stores. |
 “DIFM” is a service that builds the app for the customer based upon their own site’s look and feel. These customers can contact your company for help. The services offered and price points are up to you.
Our staff can build mobile stores that look like the customer’s site in one to two hours. We can show you how. Go mobile. Your customers are. |
The Bottom Line…
Setting up an app platform for your company is affordable and can be done in a short amount of time. An App Publishing staff member will be assigned to make sure that everything is done as you like and the platform launches the way you expect. The white label process is not an automated one and you will be in constant contact with our staff.
App Publishing also offers custom development as well. If you have some additional features you would like to add, no problem.
Call App Publishing today about white labeling a mobile commerce platform for your company – 1-800-985-9277.
A native app is one that has been built for a specific mobile OS platform like an iPhone app. Only native apps can be submitted to iTunes or any of the major app stores like Blackberry App World, Android Marketplace, Windows Marketplace and other major app stores.
Here are the six platforms App Pub works with:
iPhone | Blackberry | Palm | Windows | Android | Nokia
Current opportunities for generating sales revenue and enhancing your brand in major app stores is substantial. iTunes has had over 3 billion apps downloaded! Research in Motion, Microsoft, Google and other major players are focused on building app stores that distribute mobile applications. This opportunity is yours if you want it.
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