Mobile

To create mobile applications that users will come back to again and again, and recommend to their family, friends and colleagues, requires not only knowledge of the platform on which the application will reside but also an in-depth knowledge of graphic and website design, as well as user demographics, preferences and methods of interaction.

As a Web, Mobile and Custom IT Application development company, InTotality has the experience and insight from developing numerous mobile applications from the simple to the complex across platforms and devices that ensure the delivery of a dynamic user experience. Our experience includes developing mobile versions of websites; creating complex interactive games that allow players to advance through increasing levels of difficulty; and taking multifaceted surveys and presenting them as fun, yet informative interactive experiences.

We have experience developing for the following mobile devices and platforms:

iPhone

The iPhone is a smartphone that provides the functionality of a mobile phone to make calls and send and receive texts and visual voicemail, a video camera, a camera phone, a portable media player, and an Internet client with email and web-browsing capabilities all within the palm of your hand. Today there are over 350,000 Apple® approved “apps” that include games, reference capabilities, GPS navigation, and social networking capabilities to name a few. InTotality has experience in developing a wide variety of iPhone apps that meet any need.

iPad

Launched in April 2010 by Apple, the iPad is a line of table computers that provide a platform for audio-visual media including books, magazines, movies, music, games and web content. In side the iPad falls between the size of today’s smartphones (i.e. the iPhone) and laptop computers. The iPad utilizes the same operating system as the iPhone and can run both its own and iPhone applications. With the exception of websites, the iPad is only capable of running programs approved by Apple and distributed via its online store.

BlackBerry

Developed by Canadian company, Research In Motion, BlackBerry is a line of mobile email and smartphone devices that function as personal digital assistants and portable media players. They are best known for their ability to send and receive Internet email wherever mobile network coverage is present or through Wi-Fi connectivity. BlackBerry’s Internet Service is currently available in approximately 91 countries and on over 500 mobile service operators using a variety of mobile technologies.

Android

Purchased from software developer, Android, Inc. in 2005, “Android” is a software stack for mobile devices that includes and operating system, middleware and key applications. The Android operating system serves as the platform for the world’s best-selling Smartphone platform. There are currently over 200,000 apps available for the Android which are available on Google’s online app store and can also be downloaded from third-party websites.

Windows CE

Windows Embedded Compact (Window CE) is an operating system developed by Microsoft for embedded systems. It is a distinct operating system that Microsoft licenses to OEMS and device makers, which they can modify to create their own user interfaces and experiences. The current version of Window CE supports Intel x86 and compatibles, MIPS and ARM processors.

Cross Platform Native Apps (Using Phonegap & HTML5)

PhoneGap provides developers access to the rich features of a mobile by enabling Web Developers to create Native Mobile Applications. Our Web developers bring in their web development knowledge and skills to create innovative native Apps. Using Phonegap's JavaScript Library and HTML 5.0, we have created Mobile Applications for Android, BlackBerry, Symbian, iOS, Web OS and Windows Mobile.

Mobile Web Apps

Mobile web apps give users access to Internet-connected applications from mobile devices like smartphones or tablet PCs via a wireless network. Mobile application development. As the distinction between Mobile Web App and Native app development continues to blur, INT, as a company that provides both Mobile and Cross Platform Native Application development is in an excellent position to provide clients with solutions that best meet their needs.

Windows Phone

Developed by Microsoft, Windows Phone is a mobile operating system that is primarily directed at the consumer versus enterprise market. Windows Phone 7 offers a new user interface with its design language, “Metro”, and integrates the operating system with 3rd party and other Microsoft services.

To ensure that we are delivering the desired application experience we follow a series of processes that include:

• Analyzing our clients ideas and desired outcomes
• Determining how clients ideas interface with user expectations
• Determining the best method to achieve the desired outcomes
• Developing a prototype user interface
• Testing the prototype with the desired audience to ensure usability, interaction and application flow
• Development, Testing and Launch of the final application