Mobile development platform developed in 2014 by Crashlytics, which had been sold to Twitter in 2013. All of its functions, which include crash reporting and analytics, beta testing, Twitter sign-in, and ad management, are distributed across three SDKs: Twitter Kit, Crashlytics Kit and MoPub Kit. The modular SDK approach means that developers can decide which features they require. A mobile app was released in 2016, and by the end of the year was installed on 2.5 billion active mobile devices. Crashlytics, and therefore Fabric, was sold to Google in 2017.
MTX Connect is a virtual mobile network operator providing Internet access across Europe using the infrastructure of other mobile operators. It has its own staff and independent billing and client support. Mobile applications have been created for managing SIM cards, service subscriptions, and balances, as well as viewing payment history and volumes of traffic used.
2002–2024