WebOS 3.0 Beta SDK Now Available

By Jeff Baker - 03/30/2011 10:06:16 PM

Much of the mobile market is dominated by platforms like Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS. However, just because platforms like Android and iOS are the most popular doesn’t mean they are the best as each platform has their own respective pros and cons. HP’s (formally Palm’s) webOS, for example, has largely been considered one of [...]

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iOS 4.3 Beta 3 Now Available to Developers

By Jeff Baker - 02/01/2011 8:41:07 PM

Apple’s iOS is one of the most used mobile operating systems in the world powering devices like the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. However, as with any other piece of software, iOS is not perfect. Luckily, Apple releases periodic updates for the mobile operating system in an attempt to keep user gripes to a minimum [...]

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Official Android Honeycomb Logo Appears in SDK

By Jeff Baker - 01/27/2011 1:57:32 AM

Android recently released a sample of Honeycomb’s SDK to developers and already a whole slew of new information is appearing. One quite interesting fact that has just appeared is the official logo Google will be using to promote the tablet specific version of Android. As you can see above, those who thought the logo would be [...]

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Android ‘Gingerbread’ 2.3 SDK Gets Released – Developers, Start Your Engines

By Jeff Baker - 12/06/2010 1:39:34 PM

Android is causing quite a bit of buzz today thanks to the fact that Google has unveiled both version 2.3 (otherwise known as Gingerbread) and their long rumored Nexus S device. However, while consumers have quite a bit to get excited about, developers do as well. The reason for this being that Google has just [...]

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Nook Color Gets SDK, Developers Rejoice

By Jeff Baker - 12/04/2010 12:00:21 AM

Many times, when a device hits the streets, it isn’t until third party developers get a chance to do their biddings that the device actually gets critically acclaimed. One such device this may apply to is the Nook Color eReader from Barnes & Noble. While this device is billed as an eReader, it features Google’s [...]

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HTC Releases T-Mobile MyTouch 4G Android Smartphone Source Code

By Jeff Baker - 11/19/2010 2:52:54 AM

With all of the buzz circulating regarding mobile application stores from companies like Apple and Google with their App Store and Android Market, respectively, a huge push has been made by developers towards creating the next best app. While Apple’s App Store is currently dominating thanks to their early start, Android’s massive market share is [...]

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Microsoft Announces Windows Phone 7 Developer Tools Now Ready

By Jeff Baker - 09/16/2010 1:16:16 PM
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Next month will be a monumental one for Microsoft as it is the month that they are expected to ship their brand new mobile operating system dubbed Windows Phone 7. This new mobile operating system will do away what consumers hated with Windows Mobile and bring us a user experience centered entirely around touch input. [...]

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Windows Phone 7 Series SDK released, for free

By Jeff Baker - 03/15/2010 10:30:25 PM

To remedy the fact that apps for Windows Phone 7 Series will only be available through the Windows Marketplace for Mobile, Microsoft has gone ahead and released the WP7 SDK completely free of charge. There’s no word on if Microsoft will charge you to actually get your apps into the Marketplace, but at least you [...]

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New iPhone/iPad SDK hints at front facing camera

By Jeff Baker - 02/24/2010 1:02:14 AM
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One of the biggest gripes users have about the iPhone and iPad is the fact that it has no front facing camera. If they were to have a front facing camera it would allow users to video chat, making the devices much more highly sought after. Well, the latest iPhone/iPad SDK has just hit and [...]

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AT&T releasing SDK for entry level handsets

By Jeff Baker - 01/06/2010 4:22:12 PM

Apps are all the rage, that’s no secret, but currently there is no way for developers to release apps for entry level handsets. Luckily, AT&T has announced today that they will be releasing an SDK for the BREW platform. While developers won’t be able to offer apps as full fledged as they can for say, [...]

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