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John Deere Cultivates Agile Software Development Techniques

Until September 2010, all of the software developers who worked for tractor manufacturer John Deere used traditional waterfall development practices. However, “after some serious introspection in our development organization,” the

Laptops with Kinect Coming Soon?

Just a few weeks after Microsoft announced that it would bring its Kinect motion sensor technology to PCs, a couple of prototype laptops featuring built-in Kinect sensors have surfaced. Reporters

iOS Devs Have Earned $4 Billion

Apple CFO reported that iOS developers have now earned more than $4 billion off their App Store apps. In the last quarter alone, Apple’s mobile developers earned $700 million. The

Travel Website Adopts Mobile First Strategy

It used to be that companies designed their mobile applications to look as much like their websites as possible. Now a growing number are taking the opposite approach and redesigning

AWS Launches Cloud-Based NoSQL Database

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched a new NoSQL database that can be used in Amazon’s cloud. Dubbed DynamoDB, the new service is “the result of 15 years of learning

Appstores.com Lets Anyone Launch an App Store

Appstores.com has announced that it is launching a mobile app distribution network. Here’s how it works: Appstores.com has created a library that contains nearly every iOS and Android app, as

Early Developer Feedback on Windows 8 Metro

Although Microsoft released a developer preview for Windows 8 last September, few developers have started creating apps for its new Metro interface. Many of those few who have created apps

Loyal App Users Spend More on In-App Purchases

A new report from analytics firm Localytics finds that users who make an in-app purchase the first time they use an app make an average of 2.8 purchases. However, those

Apigee Buys Usergrid

Cloud development tool provider Apigee has announced the acquisition of mobile development tool provider Usergrid. “The goal for Usergrid is to be able to provide the developer with an instant

Report: Mobile App Developers in Tight Supply

The “2012 IT Salary Report” from Computer Economics holds some good news for mobile developers. While the average IT worker will see pay increases of 2.8 percent this year, mobile

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

Why iOS Users Download More Paid Apps

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

Is Your Career Ready for the Cloud?

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

Android Java Trial Faces Delays

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

Freelance Programming Gigs on the Rise

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,

Kinect for Windows Coming February 1

One of the few bits on new information contained in Steve Ballmer’s last CES keynote address was that Microsoft will launch Kinect for Windows on February 1. The company is