The phrase "adapting the app" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modifications or changes made to an application to improve its functionality or user experience.
Example: "The development team is focused on adapting the app to better meet the needs of our users."
Alternatives: "modifying the app" or "customizing the app."
It's an app that tries to be a clever front-end for your smartphone by adapting the apps it offers to you based on what you are using your phone for at that moment.
The look and feel of the One M9 is very similar to last year's One M8, but under the hood there's a beefed up processor, 3GB of RAM, a better camera — on front and back — and a few new contextual smarts on the software side, with HTC's Sense 7 Android skin now adapting the apps you see on the homescreen depending on usage and where you are.
But Sōsh has adapted the app to fit NYCer picky preferences, just as the app will evolve into much more than a concierge.
We're continuing to adapt the app, but distribution is the thing we're all trying to figure out right now.
Then the teacher may continue by personalizing the available scaffolds (through the app composer) and adapt the default filling in of the phases for his own class, add or delete phases, and so forth.
There is also a new App that adapts the site to mobile and tablet devices.
An article on Monday about Spotify's adapting its mobile app for Ford vehicles misstated the title of Julius Marchwicki, a Ford executive.
Spotify, the streaming music service, has made its first move into the competitive world of in-car entertainment by adapting its mobile app for Ford's Sync AppLink system.
Along with that, those users are adopting and adapting consumer apps, and businesses are also jumping into the ring, developing and buying in apps to give their employees products that they want to use.
This is to make sure legacy apps are still usable on the display, and also help app developers save on adapting their apps for a different aspect ratio.
