A new report from IDC predicts that Android will continue to increase in popularity with users — but not with developers. Although researchers usually calculate operating system market share separately
Most Android developers don’t offer in-app purchases, but the ones that make a lot of money do, according to a new report from Distimo. The mobile analytics firm found that
Amazon has announced that its CloudFront Web service now allows developers to stream content to iPhones, iPads and any device running Microsoft Silverlight. Called “Live Smooth Streaming,” the new feature
Application development tool vendor Atlassian has released version 4 of its Bamboo continuous integration and delivery server. Bamboo allows developers to test development branches of code before merging with the
Startup Koding has announced that its cloud development platform has moved out of private beta status and is now available for use by all developers (although they do still need
After a breakdown in the latest round of settlement talks between Google and Oracle, the patent infringement case surrounding Android’s use of Java technology will head to trial. Magistrate Judge
BlueStacks has released a beta version of its Android App Player, which allows users to run Android apps on Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7. It’s “LayerCake” feature runs ARM
Microsoft and Nokia have announced that they will each chip in 9 million euros ($12 million) to create a new app development program at Aalto University in Finland. Called AppCampus,
Startup Parse has announced that its “backend-as-a-service” for mobile developers will now be free to try. In fact, developers can get up to 1 million API requests, 1 million push