
In-App Purchases Racked Up $970 Million in 2011
A report from research firm IHS revealed that app users spent $970 million on in-app purchases in 2011, accounting for 39 percent of the market. The firm predicts that in-app

A report from research firm IHS revealed that app users spent $970 million on in-app purchases in 2011, accounting for 39 percent of the market. The firm predicts that in-app

While the U.S. has more Android smartphone owners than iOS smartphone owners, many mobile development pros continue to focus on Apple’s platform for one reason — iPhone and iPad owners

As companies begin to test the waters with cloud computing, experts say that IT workers need to work on acquiring cloud-related skills. “There’s a great benefit today in that there

Judge William Alsup has postponed the start date for the trial which will determine whether Google’s Android violates Oracle’s Java patents. “Before a trial date will be set, the issue

Freelancer.com has published a list of the fastest growing job titles for the most recent quarter, and software development jobs are all over the list. Mobile development and HTML5 jobs,

A new survey of 3,335 developers conducted by Zend Technologies found that 61 percent of developers expect to use public cloud computing services this year. While 28 percent of those

According to research2guidance, companies paid $20.5 billion for mobile development services in 2011. The mobile development services category includes things like application creation, management, distribution and extension. That’s about three

While many mobile developers complain that fragmentation on the Android platform makes it difficult to create apps that work on all Android devices, Google chairman and former CEO Eric Schmidt

At AT&T’s Developer Summit, CTO John Donovan announced a new cloud computing initiative known as AT&T Cloud Architect. According to Donovan, the company plans to create “a developer-centric cloud” with