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MOKO Smartphone App

Moko develops:

Layouts optimized for navigation on any smartphone and customized projects.

Web App and App for Apple iOS (iPhone and iPad) and for Android (Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets, etc).

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WHY AN APP

The growing diffusion of devices based on Apple and Android systems can be seen not only from the navigation statistics that we analyze and study daily, but also and above all from the daily life experience of each of us. Companies have business opportunities with

these tools:

1 - Compatible websites

Statistics say that consultation of company websites has moved

on mobile devices. The site that offers complete and correct information is compatible

viewing and navigation in all its functions.

2 - Optimized websites

Dedicated layouts and full usability on Smartphone without the need for scrolling or zooming. Automatic device recognition and opening

page with correct layout.

3 - Web APP

Web applications, or web apps, are programs developed for iOS and Android that interact with data on the internet (e.g. product catalog on the website, configurators, messaging, news).

4 - APP

APPs are programs developed for iOS and Android that are installed from the appropriate markets.

CURIOSITY'

The Apple Store reached 25 billion downloads in 2012.

Over 6 billion Smartphones expected to be sold by 2013: the world is crazy about them

smartphones and tablets!

A recent analysis by Cisco shows that by the end of the year there will be more mobile devices

of human beings present on the planet.

The success of purchases via mobile devices was excellent, growing by 210% compared to last year. It is Apple's iOS, and therefore above all the iPhone, that generates 80% of revenues on the total value of sales, all despite the widespread diffusion of Android also in the territory

Italian.

Almost 1 user in 3, or 9 million surfers, buys online, for an annual expense

per capita which went from 960 euros in 2010 to 1,050 in 2011.

Italian e-commerce does not feel the economic crisis in 2011 but rather marks a +20% compared to what was recorded in 2010, exceeding 8 billion thanks above all to the sale of

online products.