When I started playing Clash of Clans (CoC) I was really impressed with the game. Game mechanics are well balanced, graphics are simple but attractive, fast loading, no disconnection… Everything seemed almost perfect. After playing few months and investing some of my gaming time to its rivals as well, I now think Supercell should add some
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Companies involved in database marketing or cross-sell activities often face challenges to keep their sensitive customer data secure. Leakage of customer data is not only a regulatory problem but also danger for brand reputation. It may also cause negative effects especially if data reach to competitors. Sensitive customer data majorly categorized into 2 sections:
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Since mobile games take some (preferably short) time to load, loading screen is the perfect place to provide hints and important messages. Almost all of the games need full or shortened loading time again if you switch from the application and come back. This means you have plenty of chances to display your messages. Although
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I will be posting a detailed write-up about how to manage “hints area” in mobile apps effectively. For the reference, I would like to share some good and bad hint examples. You decide which of the bad ones are also ugly 🙂 Bad and Ugly hints Some of these would not be “bad” if you
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Oppose to how easy to use Twitter and how useful it is; it is so hard to well-monetize the power of its user base and the content. Twitter announced promoted tweets in 2012. It was maybe the first try to convert the virtual value to real dollars. To the end of 2013, Twitter started to display
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I see almost all new mobile applications present an introduction tutorial when you first launch the app. In a few steps, either it is a game or any social application, you experience and learn how to use the application and its major features through tutorials. Tutorials are essential and they should carefully be designed. It’s
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I usually play video games to have fun and clear my busy mind, but sometimes I find myself playing a game just to observe the applied user experience and the strategy behind to dominate over its competitors. Recently I’ve started focusing on mobile gaming. When I decided to try Clash of Clans, I was aware
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