Over recent years we have gone through a mobile revolution, and the real trend setter in this revolution was the Apple iPhone launched back in 2007; the sixth evolution of this phone will be launched in the near future.

As well as changing the way in which we communicate, enjoy our leisure time and do our work the iPhone and its imitators have also changed the way in which people play online casino games. Not so long ago online casinos were accessed almost exclusively on desktop and laptop computers, but now the real growth of the gaming industry is in mobile gaming, and it is expected that the market segment will grow to around $50 billion over the next three years.

This is providing many opportunities for developers of online gaming apps, and many new ones are becoming available all the time. The question is does this rush to get mobile gaming apps to market as quickly as possible having any impact on the quality of the games?

It doesn't appear that it is. Online casinos are hardly likely to risk their reputation by releasing low or mediocre quality games. They are in the business for the long term, and it is a huge business. Certainly they are not going to risk killing the goose that lays the golden egg or, to mix another metaphor, to 'spoil the ship for a hapeth of tar'. Any iPhone or Android gaming app is subjected to the most stringent quality checks before it is released. To see for yourself just click here online casino australia.