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Appostrophic reviews the rising social network app ‘Snapchat’, an application that is increasingly more popular among young generations. It is a messaging app that allows users to take photos or shoot short videos and then decide how long they will be visible to the recipients. The time frame is usually less than 10 seconds. 

There are plenty of evidences from industry reports that Appostrophic reviewed about the increase in usage of Snapchat among the teens. Now new data shows the photo-sharing service is actually beating out Twitter for participation among the 12 to 24 age group. Snapchat is by far the most popular among undergraduates with a relative usage frequency of 70%. However, if they have option to use only one social network app, 11% would use Facebook after twitter.

Appostrophic reviews about a recent survey conducted by a marketing company Sumpto, it polled undergraduate students from various schools and colleges and analyzed that after Snapchat, Twitter has strong engagement with the teenagers. 46% of the undergraduates use twitter posts once in a day. However, only 10% reported to post on Facebook and other social networks.

Snapchat In terms of privacy..

The security tool for Snapchat depends on what is given. In itself, Snapchat is a harmless application, albeit with a low security design, due to its lack of encryption and secure deletion. This is another reason that students prefer to use Snapchat app over Facebook. Despite the fact that Facebook was overwhelmingly considered the least private network.

At the same time, Facebook’s introduced app Slingshot is not doing well with the same target market. According to the study only 2% of the students use Slingshot. Therefore, Snapchat is still popular among the teens, and is experimenting new features.

It is expected that by 2015 nearly one billion consumers will use only mobile devices running out to the desktop and laptops. Read More>>

Apps or Mobile Website

ile presence is very important, if not essential. The main question that many business owners make is whether to have a mobile web site or an application, the answer is clear: both.

In a survey conducted in U.S. by Appostrophic, 81 percent of business owners and community people said both are equally important. The aspects highlighted to justify their answers are that, according to 61 blind companies, an application provides a better return on investment. Another point is that, according to 81 percent, customers prefer the application to the mobile website.

On the other hand 75 percent of enterprises view that an application is best if it comes to generating new clients. Added to this point 86 percent say an app also works to achieve re purchase.

The apps clearly have the advantage in the opinion of most small business owners, but that does not mean that applications are suitable for everyone. They do not even have to take into account that the implementation of mobile websites requires fewer resources and production facility in the implementation of development.

Buying a home is a nasty, time-consuming, and difficult task which becomes even trickier without a real estate agent. Then other stakeholders like estate agents, appraisers, and attorneys are set to make money from your deal.

Luckily, though, like everyone, we too can find quite a few handy real estate apps available for all the major platforms. As the housing market in the US is worth around $10 trillion, it is not a surprise that everyone wants a sizeable chunk of the American real estate pie. Here, we have shortlisted the best 3 mobile apps that are free and available on iPhone, iPad and Android. They also have a comprehensive, user- and navigation-friendly website that provides in-depth information such as the property taxes.

Trulia:

It is the best real estate app with a highly responsive but simple user interface. It provides a list of properties for sale and rent including links of open house and agents. Users can even search for property by city or address; however, its GPS service provides maps of all on-sale homes. They can even save their searches and receive notifications on the properties. They can also sort the property list according to the price, features or newest property. Users can also find a list of estate agents who can help you buy your dream home.

Zillow:

Zillow provides a great deal of information on any of the on-sale property. It also contains a rich photo profile of each property with sales history and estimated current value. You can customize your search area-wise which provides you with a list of properties in that particular area only. It also has a “pre-market” feature that provides you with the list of properties that will soon be coming on the market.

Redfin:

The app has a robust search interface that allows you to search property either through GPS, city or street-wise or through MLS number. There are numerous search criteria such as price, size of the home, and number of rooms available on the app. it also tells the user if an offer has already been made on the property and the number of houses sold in the vicinity. This information is quite helpful for buyers as they can have a fair idea of the property value in their respective localities.