Mobile app development is rapidly evolving under the influence of the market, new technologies, and innovations. The introduction of technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of things (IoT) is shaping up not just the process of app development, but also how consumers interact with their individual mobile apps. According to Statista, mobile app revenue will reach $581.9 billion in 2020. The industry of mobile development is highly competitive, meaning that you need to be aware of the latest trends to stay competitive.

But whenever you are looking for mobile app development solutions, the top-notch mobile application development agency is here to support you with this task and stay afloat in this business.

Now, let's look at top-trending technologies that will impact custom mobile app development in 2020.

Internet of Things
Mobile apps act as an interface that allows users to interact with physical devices using IoT support. Therefore, with the growth of this market, the development of mobile applications is also expanding. The functionality of the Internet of things is directly related to mobile applications since with their help, users distantly control different devices from coffee machines to smart homes.

In 2020, a rapid increase in the number of applications with support for IoT devices is expected due to the growing user demand and intense competition. Many large manufacturers of IT devices and household appliances have already relied on IoT technology in their product lines, which means that the development of mobile IoT applications in the coming years will inevitably be having a moment.

5G Technology
5G, the new next-generation wireless standard, is by far one of the most important trends in mobile development in 2020. It is expected that by 2025 there will be more than 1.4 billion mobile devices operating in 5G networks in the world (about 15% of their total number).

5G networks offer huge opportunities for mobile applications, providing speeds 100 times faster than 4G, improved data security, and support for new technologies such as 3D games and augmented reality.

Besides, chatbots as technology are constantly progressing, but it is expected that with the advent of 5G, they will be able to reach a new level. All thanks to the active use of AI technologies, big data, and the Internet of things in chatbots. This will allow users to receive logical and adequate answers from chatbots with useful information in real-time.

Another relevant specialization with the introduction of 5G should be the creation of different versions of mobile applications that will be adapted for both 5G-compatible devices and older models of smartphones working in 4G networks and even previous generations.

Instant Apps
Users will not need to download the application to find out what it does and how useful it is. Instant apps give a user quick access to limited (compared to the full version) functionality. Due to this feature, these apps significantly improve the likelihood of the user performing a targeted action (whether it's buying, subscribing, or leaving a request for communication) and, at the same time, require minimal resources to run (can work quickly even on low-power and out of date devices). For example, digital stores will provide a simple platform where users can easily test the app and appreciate its functionality and simplicity.

Chatbots
Chatbots are programs that talk in simple human language using voice or text methods. They try to understand the user's intentions and find answers based on the rules and triggers. Interestingly, Google announced its voice bot Duplex and showed its use for booking a table in a restaurant, and Alibaba even launched its working counterpart for a logistics company.

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
AI-based technologies greatly simplify the lives of gadget users. The devices will use AI to gather and analyze the patterns of your behavior or habits, and in the future to provide useful recommendations or perform particular work. Machine learning is a typical data analysis practice that allows the user to create a mechanical analytical model. The machine will learn from the data, and tasks will be automated so that they minimize human involvement.

Thus, machine learning has a huge prospect in the field of information technology, logistics, healthcare, energy, education, etc. And the introduction of AI-based applications will offer a unique user interface with a recommendation mechanism for a personalized experience.

Besides, the behavioral targeting feature of the latest apps makes it easier for users to find what they want without giving commands. AI is also revolutionizing the user experience by introducing chatbots. This is an AI-driven tool through which companies will answer customer questions and inquiries without specialist intervention.

Hence, in 2020, mobile applications will become even more personalized and user-oriented. The use of intelligent platforms ensures that you can enjoy an individual experience designed specifically for you. And the advent of sophisticated but easy-to-use applications will make life even easier and more convenient

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