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Are you about to jump on the mobile application development bandwagon? If so, then you have three choices, namely- native, hybrid and web app to shape your mobile app idea into a reality. Each of them has their own advantages and downsides and quantifying which the platform is chosen. Although most of you heard of native and web app , but the hybrid app perhaps baffling you. Is it correct? Let’s clear up the air: The hybrid app is the middle of the two roadsides- native and web app, which leverages HTML 5 during the development and then encapsulates it in a native shell that enables the access to the native app features as well. The technologies such as HTML 5, JavaScript, and CSS utilization enable the hybrid app development with best-in-class front-end and functionalities. Well, the hybrid apps are preferred over native app due to a few more reasons. Take a quick glance at them: They are not platform specific. With a single code base, the apps can be crafted for...

In this multichannel world, customers are easily moving between devices in the course of one single transaction. Your customers hope for you to support innovations in mobile banking whether it is a retail transaction or a complex one like insurance claim or loan application.  Image Source :- www.brooklynlabs.co It can be said that multi-channel is not only a responsive design for catering the needs of both the desktop and mobile but it is also about the various transactions mediums like fax, call centers, etc. For this reason your mobile app development approach should be more than a simple mobile-only approach. Many of us browse online web applications and websites via mobile browsers. These applications are hosted online and are transaction-oriented. This makes them perfect for one-time or occasional use in digital banking setup. On the other side, mobile apps are convenient and easy to use. However, it’s not essentially a clear-cut and easy decision on how to suppo...