The phrase "apps under development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to applications that are currently being created or improved.
Example: "The company has several apps under development that aim to enhance user experience and functionality."
Alternatives: "applications in progress" or "software in development".
Apps under development for Google Glass will encourage us to take pictures not only more often, but in and, literally, with the blink of an eye.
Yechezkell realizes that the mobile world is moving towards fully functioning Web phones and graphics-heavy game apps, and he has smartphone apps under development.
There are even smartphone apps under development that can sense the strength and frequency of vibrations, and translate that into the correct keystroke.[2] In theory, you could set your phone down on your target's desk, what they type will be recorded for you to review at a later time.
And Whistler, the app under development with the financial support from Sell's Wickr Foundation, is the next step in the evolution of Canvas' mission.
Lastly, while the BrainCheck decision algorithm is complex, we developed an easy-to-use App for the iPhone and iPad (Android app under development) for GPs and other healthcare service providers for a one-time nominal charge that automatically calculates the BrainCheck results.
The company said a version of this automated app is under development for the iPhone, to be followed eventually by a BlackBerry version.
A multi-platform emotion map App is under development.
An iOS app is also under development and close to release.
I'm told that paid-for mobile apps is one option under development, and certainly an on-the-go listening experience is something that users might well pay for.
b At the moment of writing, the guidelines for mobile medical apps by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration are under development.
