I have been involved in the smartphone scene since the HTC Dash and Windows Mobile way back in 2006. I spent a good amount of … Read more…
http://www.hulu.com/watch/547479 You can now get your Hulu Plus goodness for Chromecase on your iPhone. We know you’ve been enjoying the Hulu Plus app on Chromecast … Read more…
Maxthon Browser has been around Android for awhile now and today they announced the release of their Windows Phone version. Maxthon for Windows Phone offers the same out of box experience, high performance and faster speeds that have come to be expected of all Maxthon products, including design and usability enhancements that make browsing on a Windows smartphone easier and faster.
Written by Steve Cheney In mobile, particularly in consumer markets, there has been an ongoing debate about when or if Android will become the first … Read more…
46% of Americans think that the voice recognition capabilities of Apple’s intelligent personal assistant for its iOS applications has been “oversold” according to a poll … Read more…
SmartSource Xpress, a popular app for iPhone and iPad users, has launched on Android. With almost two million coupons digitally clipped in the year since … Read more…
Anywhere Software, a leading provider of developers’ tools for the Android platform, today announced the release of a major upgrade to its Basic4android development platform. The highlight of this new version (v3.00) is a new Rapid Debugger tool that supports enhanced productivity features, such as hot code swapping, that are not available in any other native Android development platform.
Audiovox and Siano launch TV receiver for iOS and Android (MSRP $129.99), this looks interesting, we have not heard much from Audiovox in awhile. Check out the full press release below for all the details.
Agawi is an app streaming company that introduced streaming mobile apps from the cloud to touch enabled devices. They also have taken an interest in testing mobile device touch screens for latency and responsiveness, the benchmark they use is called TouchMarks.
Rdio, the digital music service app that is available on both iOS and Android, has announced it’s personalized streaming stations are now free on mobile for all iOS and Android users. All users are invited to listen to all of Rdio’s stations, with a library of over 20 million songs, at no cost even those who’s subscriptions have ended. They have also announced two new features to the app. Station Sharing, share any song, station, artist even genre via facebook and Twitter (Google+ was not mentioned). Playlist and album stations, which is self-explanatory.
For our Apple readers, some good tips on how to fix iOS7 iMessage failures.
Game controllers, hiring Ex TV Executives? Where is Apple going?
I remember getting my first smartphone that used real and true mobile applications, the iPhone 3G. It didn’t take me long to find the jailbreak community and start modifying my phone to whatever extent I could. It was a fun time. True smartphone apps were in their infancy, but growing and maturing fast. It was also a time that my naivete was ripe. I really had no clue what it takes to develop mobile apps (or any application for that matter).
Our UK readers will be pleased to know that LightwaveRF , a company in the smart home technology field, has released their Android App to help users control their smart home experience. LightwaveRF controls dimmer switches, ultra slim-line power sockets and LED lights, all from your smartphone or tablet.
Thanks for doing this interview with us today Kahil! This is our very first developer interview for the site. I have always loved your work with the Glowfly app and the Spiderfly Studios design work looks stellar! As some of our readers know, I am a novice graphics designer and you were kind enough to take one of my designs and polish it up for use on our Google+ and Twitter page. Thanks so much for doing that.
Hey readers! Just want to make a quick announcement. Starting tomorrow September 26th, we’re going to bring you a feature called The Developer Interviews. We’re going to be interviewing developers from Android, iOS and hopefully Windows.
A few days ago I brought you just a few reasons why you should consider Android as your next mobile platform. Today I will give you some reasons why iOS could be your choice in mobile. As I did in my Android article, I am going to focus on the good points of iOS and the iPhone. There are plenty of resources on the internet that will give you their reasons not to adopt iOS (I have my own as well), but for this article, I am focusing on why you should consider iOS.
The mobile market is the most intense in competition than it has been in years. The platform players have been shaved down to three major runners, Android, iOS, and Windows Phone (one can make an argument for Blackberry pulling up the rear). The intensity of competition even rings through websites and social networks, where loyal users from each camp take up arms and fight to the death through forum and site comments.
