difference between mobile appand online app
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Native mobile apps are built for a specific platform, such as iOS for the Apple iPhone or Android for a Samsung device. ... Web apps, on the other hand, are accessed via the internet browser and will adapt to whichever device you're viewing them on.
Mobile apps are built for a specific platform (Android or iOS) and can be accessed from anywhere. They need to be downloaded to your device and can access system resources on the device (such as GPS, phone, calendar). They do not generally need an internet connection to function. A web app requires an internet connection, but it does not need to be downloaded or installed. It operates from within your browser and can be easily updated by the developer. Web apps can sometimes be a bit more difficult to find because they are not located in an app store, but they do a better job of keeping up to date for the user.
Web applications tend to be a bit less expensive than mobile apps. This is mainly due to the fact that mobile apps need to be built for multiple operating systems (and meet all of their guidelines), which can add a number of extra steps to the build process. Web apps are built and released the same way standard websites are. Web apps are generally a little more cost effective to update as well.
Mobile apps are typically more secure because they are housed right on your device as opposed to web apps, which live on the internet and can make them a bit more vulnerable. In terms of maintenance, web apps are usually easier to update and maintain than mobile apps because they do not have to meet operating system's guidelines and are only updated for one platform.