Low cost web & Android app development for Aylesbury

Why choose New Media Aid?
We develop affordable cutting-edge web apps, Android apps and ecommerce websites. Providing bespoke app development services since the year 2000, we are only 25 miles from Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. The development cost of a bespoke Android app, web app or ecommerce website for organisations in Buckinghamshire will usually be between £2,000 and £5,000.

We develop advanced, bespoke, Android apps, mobile-friendly web applications and e-commerce websites for Buckinghamshire organisations who want state-of-the-art web and mobile applications at down-to-earth prices.

If you are looking for custom made, Android app development,mobile-friendly website development or e-commerce website design you need look no futher than New Media Aid.

A random fact!
Aylesbury is 25 miles from our app development office in Hitchin and 25 also happens to be the price in US dollars to register as an Android app developer on Google Play so consumer apps can be published on Google Play. As we tend to only develop private enterprise Android apps we don't bother with this app publishing channel as we push out enterprise Android apps directly to customer devices. (Publishing Android apps on Google Play).


Useful app developers term of the day: Natural Language Processing

Natural Language Processing (NLP) is a field of machine learning that involves the development of algorithms and models that can analyse, understand, and generate natural language text or speech. NLP enables machines to understand the structure and meaning of human language, which is important for a wide range of applications, including chatbots, virtual assistants, sentiment analysis, and machine translation.

The process of natural language processing typically involves the following steps:

  1. Tokenization: The first step in NLP is to break down text into individual words, or tokens, which can then be analyzed and processed.

  2. Part-of-speech (POS) tagging: The next step is to assign each token a part-of-speech tag, such as noun, verb, or adjective. This helps to identify the grammatical structure of the text.

  3. Named Entity Recognition (NER): NER involves identifying and categorizing specific named entities in the text, such as people, places, and organizations.

  4. Sentiment analysis: Sentiment analysis involves analyzing the text to determine the overall sentiment or emotion expressed in the text.

  5. Topic modeling: Topic modeling involves identifying the main topics or themes in the text, which can be useful for tasks such as content analysis and summarization.

  6. Machine translation: Machine translation involves translating text from one language to another, using statistical or neural machine translation algorithms.

NLP is a rapidly developing field, and there are many open-source NLP libraries and frameworks available, including NLTK, spaCy, and Gensim. These tools provide a wide range of functions and modules for processing, analyzing, and generating natural language text and speech.


Natural Language Processing (NLP) is a branch of machine learning that enables computers to understand, interpret, and generate human language. It involves using advanced algorithms and models to analyze and understand the structure and meaning of text and speech data.

In bespoke app development, NLP can be used for a wide range of applications, including:

  1. Sentiment analysis: An app that uses NLP can analyze text data to determine the sentiment or emotion expressed by the user, which can be useful for market research or customer service.

  2. Chatbots and virtual assistants: An app that uses NLP can enable users to interact with chatbots or virtual assistants using natural language, making it easier to get information or perform tasks.

  3. Text summarization: An app that uses NLP can summarize long articles or documents, making it easier for users to understand the key points.

  4. Automatic speech recognition: An app that uses NLP can recognize and transcribe spoken language into text, which can be useful for dictation or voice-based interfaces.

  5. Machine translation: An app that uses NLP can translate text from one language to another, making it easier for users to communicate with people from different regions and cultures.

Overall, NLP is a powerful technology for bespoke app development that can provide valuable insights and improve the user experience. By leveraging NLP algorithms and models, developers can build apps that can understand and process human language, making it easier to interact with digital content and communicate with other people.



Crimes reported in Aylesbury
Our custom app development prices are criminally low, but not as criminal as these events recently reported in Aylesbury.

How safe is Aylesbury?
Here are some Nov 2024 crimes for Aylesbury which we have added to show you how our software engineers can integrate data from external sources in web apps.

bicycle theft
  • Aylesbury (station) (Under investigation)
  • St Catherine's Court (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
  • Parking Area (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
  • Nightclub (Under investigation)
burglary
  • Parking Area (Under investigation)
criminal damage arson
  • Aylesbury (station) (Under investigation)
  • Sports/recreation Area (Unable to prosecute suspect)
  • Bardon Green (Under investigation)
  • Terry Drive (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
  • Lautrec Way (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
drugs
  • Pottery Close (Under investigation)
  • Brooks Mews (Under investigation)
  • Red Admiral Street (Under investigation)
  • Brooks Mews (Under investigation)
  • Sports/recreation Area (Under investigation)
other theft
  • Shopping Area (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
  • Coventon Road (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
  • Cock Lane (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
  • Edge Street (Unable to prosecute suspect)
  • Petrol Station (Under investigation)
possession of weapons
  • Parking Area (Unable to prosecute suspect)
public order
  • Petronel Road (Under investigation)
  • Hale Street (Unable to prosecute suspect)
  • Buckingham Street (Under investigation)
  • Goodwin Road (Under investigation)
  • Petronel Road (Under investigation)
robbery
  • Aylesbury (Under investigation)
  • West Street (Under investigation)
  • Great Western Street (Under investigation)
  • Vale Park Drive (Under investigation)
  • Friarage Road (Under investigation)
shoplifting
  • Supermarket (Under investigation)
  • Shopping Area (Under investigation)
  • Edge Street (Under investigation)
  • Intalbury Avenue (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
  • Nightclub (Under investigation)
theft from the person
  • Park Street (Unable to prosecute suspect)
  • Friarage Road (Unable to prosecute suspect)
  • Springfield Close (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
  • Ascott Road (Under investigation)
  • Chesterfield Place (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
vehicle crime
  • Edge Street (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
  • Parking Area (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
  • Further/higher Educational Building (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
  • Aylesbury (station) (Under investigation)
  • Crafton Place (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
violent crime
  • Prison (Under investigation)
  • Hedges Way (Unable to prosecute suspect)
  • Lansdowne Road (Unable to prosecute suspect)
  • Hartwell End (Under investigation)
  • Penn Road (Action to be taken by another organisation)
other crime
  • Prison (Action to be taken by another organisation)
  • Stilton Close (Under investigation)
  • Prison (Under investigation)
We are only 25 miles from Aylesbury