Couchbase could partially solve apps' persistent need for an always-on Internet connection

The WSJ reported that Couchbase, a Mountain View-based data server company, has a solution which will let mobile developers make apps which work offline. It goes without saying that the need for constant and reliable Internet connection is almost as much of a pain point as smart devices' limited battery life.



Couchbase aims to solve that by offering a "database-on-device" solution which will allow the storage and synchronization of "unstructured data" - the kind that's produced by fitness apps, location mapping, and music streaming apps - on the device itself. This data can then by synced ...



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