Posts Tagged ‘Mobile Apps’
Google Play Policy Changes 2026: What WordPress App Owners Need to Do
Google Play rolled out new rules this fall: target API requirements, developer verification, and tighter limits on contacts and location access. Here is what WordPress app owners need to check, in plain language.
Read MoreMars Hill Audio App Review
A review of the Mars Hill Audio app AppPresser built: Journal volumes, lectures, library search, downloads, and car mode, pulled from their WordPress site.
Read MoreMobile App vs Responsive Website: When an App Wins
Your WordPress site already works on phones. The theme is responsive, the menus collapse, the buttons are big enough to tap. So why would you spend time and budget on an app? That’s the real question behind every mobile app vs responsive website conversation. And for chambers, training companies, local restaurants, and paid communities, the…
Read MoreHow Much Does a Mobile App Cost in 2026? (And Why It Doesn’t Have to Be $50,000)
Custom apps can cost $40,000 or more to build, plus thousands a year to maintain. Here’s what apps really cost in 2026, and how a WordPress site can cut that to a fraction.
Read MoreHotBookDeals: From site to App
NOTE: The content in this post is related to AppPresser 2 only. For AppPresser 3, please check out this post Post Author: John Hawkins Earlier this year, I launched a new website called HotBookDeals.com, a site that sends a daily newsletter to members informing them of free and discounted ebooks in their selected categories. After…
Read MoreCustomizing AppPresser: Make a Photoblogging app
AppPresser allows you to make almost any type of app, this video shows you how to go about building a custom app. We will create a simple photoblogging app that allows you to take a photo, upload it and display it in your app. The point of this video is more about learning how to…
Read MoreIncrease Your Revenue in 2014 with Mobile Apps
If you are a WordPress developer and you don’t already offer mobile apps to your clients, doing so can increase your revenue in 2014. Adding an entirely new service to your business is not only exciting, it’s good for profits. Here’s how things usually go for your average WordPress developer… You just landed a new…
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