Within a few years, smartphones and Internet tablets have become the devices to access Web or
standalone applications from everywhere, with a rapid development of the bandwidth of the mobile
networks (e.g. 4G). Internet tablets are used to take notes during meetings or conferences, to read scientific
papers in public transportation, etc. A smartphone is for example a way to have your data in the pocket
or to control, from everywhere, the progress of a heavy workflow process. These mobile devices have
enough powerful hardware to run more and more complex applications for many use cases. In the field of
astronomy it is possible to use these tools to access data via a simple browser, but also to develop native
applications reusing libraries (written in Java for Android or Objective-C/Swift for iOS) developed for
desktops/laptops. We describe the experiments conducted in this domain, at CDS and IUCAA, considering
a mobile application as a native application as well as a Web application
Within a few years, smartphones and Internet tablets have become the devices to access Web orstandalone applications from everywhere, with a rapid development of the bandwidth of the mobilenetworks (e.g. 4G). Internet tablets are used to take notes during meetings or conferences, to read scientificpapers in public transportation, etc. A smartphone is for example a way to have your data in the pocketor to control, from everywhere, the progress of a heavy workflow process. These mobile devices haveenough powerful hardware to run more and more complex applications for many use cases. In the field ofastronomy it is possible to use these tools to access data via a simple browser, but also to develop nativeapplications reusing libraries (written in Java for Android or Objective-C/Swift for iOS) developed fordesktops/laptops. We describe the experiments conducted in this domain, at CDS and IUCAA, consideringa mobile application as a native application as well as a Web application
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