The question of 2012 in the mobile world is – do I build my apps natively, web-based or a hybrid of the two? I’m a big fan of native apps being an Android fan. But I think it depends on the UX, content and target audience. What do you think? Has your mobile strategy changed? Click on the below link to watch the video interview from Mashable with Dave Morin (former employee was Facebook) and his company’s app called Path.
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