Is there any established noSQL database solution to be used for developing native mobile applications (Android and/or iOs)?
NoSQL also lacks in the ability to perform dynamic operations. It can't guarantee ACID properties. In such cases like financial transactions, etc., you may go with SQL databases. You should also avoid NoSQL if your application needs run-time flexibility.
PostgreSQL. A unique relational database, PostgreSQL is the best database for Android and iOS apps. Developers can customize this database as they want; that's why it's the most preferred mobile app database.
With billions of reads and writes daily, Netflix relies on NoSQL database Cassandra to replace a legacy Oracle deployment. Netflix is the big Kahuna of a Web media businesses, with 33 million subscribers in more than 40 countries.
I don't think there's an established NoSQL backend for native mobile apps, but Couchbase Mobile is a great NoSQL database with implementations for both iOS and Android.
iOS: http://www.couchbase.com/products-and-services/mobile-couchbase
Android: https://github.com/couchbase/couchbase-lite-android
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