Say hello to the HTML5 mobile web app. HTML5 is the newest specification of the software code that web pages are created in.

I assume you have already read numerous articles about the neverending debate between mobile and native web applications. Moreover, this debate will undoubtedly grow along with Android's market ...

At the end of the day, building a mobile web app instead of two or three or four native apps just makes more economic sense. “HTML5 is less expensive,” he says.

A simple store locator can help drive a mobile Web shopper to find the product in a bricks-and-mortar store while an app could track down store-specific inventory and offers.

While web apps (and web "native" apps using frameworks like Electron) have replaced many traditional programs on the desktop, the same is not true for mobile.

When it comes to optimizing your mobile presence, where do you begin? Columnist Aleyda Solis shares the questions you should ask yourself to get started.

The notion that all apps should be Web apps is a naive but common one; we actually need both native and Web apps for different purposes ...

Twitter's choice to offer a progressive web app, or PWA, shows what's possible on the web now. The company likes its native apps, but says its PWA is good for quickly bringing new people to Twitter.

Guest Business users shift multiple times a day between computers and mobile devices, so it’s not surprising that the winning business applications have figured out how to seamlessly blend the ...

In just the past year, several trends have crystallized into a mobile Web platform that promises to transform mobile application development for the enterprise.