Xamarin Mobile App Development - Tecordeon Software Profile
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This document lists mobile apps developed by Tecordeon Inc across various platforms including iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows Mobile, and desktop. It includes over 30 apps developed for iOS and Android platforms spanning categories like music, education, sports, ecommerce, and more. A few web and Windows applications are also included.
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Tecordeon Inc has developed mobile apps across various platforms like iOS, Android, and Windows. They have created many educational and lifestyle apps for iPhone and iPad like Math Tykes, Wizard Tykes, Flags Club, GRE Flashcards, as well as apps for Android like Trap Aware and Patron Alerts. They also developed web and desktop applications including Hello Music web app and ePatra document management system.
Mobile Applications
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Mobile Applications
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AppTo
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- 1. Xamarin Mobile App Portfolio Tecordeon Inc
- 2. List of Apps Developed • iPhone • iPad • Android • Tablet • Windows Mobile • Web Applications • Desktop Applications
- 3. iOS Apps & MVP’s • Hello Music iPhone App • Move Music iPhone App (Prototype) • Trap Aware iPhone App • Math Tykes iPhone App • Wizard Tykes iPhone App • Flag’s Club iPhone App • GRE Flash Cards iPhone App
- 4. iOS Apps & MVP’s …..2 • Patron Alerts iPhone App • Mobile eCommerce White Label (iPhone App) • Stoker Kontrol (Pullet Burner iPhone App) • FIFA World cup Bracket Challenge(iPhone App) • Parents App (iPhone app) • Sub-Contracting (iPad App) • Endorsee (iPhone App)
- 5. iOS Apps & MVP’s …..3 • iPhone Mobile app User Interface • ISIhr iPhone App • App42 iPhone App • Let’s Grub iPhone App • Airport Pidgets iPhone App
- 6. Android (Mobile & Tablet) Apps • Hello Music Android App • Move Music Android App (Prototype) • Trap Aware Android App • Math Tykes Android App • Wizard Tykes Android App • Flag’s Club Android App • GRE Flash Cards Android App
- 7. Android (Mobile & Tablet) Apps..2 • Patron Alerts Android App • Mobile eCommerce White Label (Android App) • Stoker Kontrol (Pullet Burner Android App) • FIFA World cup Bracket Challenge(Android App) • Parents App (Android app) • Sub-Contracting (Tablet App) • Endorsee (Android App)
- 8. Android (Mobile & Tablet) Apps..3 • Android Mobile app User Interface • ISIhr Android App • App42 Android App • Let’s Grub Android App • Airport Pidgets Android App
- 9. Windows Mobile App’s & MVP’s • Foto Show Windows Mobile App
- 10. Web applications • Hello Music web app • Dollars strings club (Hello Music Marketing) • StompOn ( Hello Music Admin) • ePatraWeb Application • Patron Alerts Web Application • GolfNow Booking Engine redesign
- 11. Windows Applications • ePatra Document Management System