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Ten Mobile App Trends to Watch

Recently, research firm Gartner published a report titled “Mobile Insight: Ten Consumer Mobile Applications to Watch in 2012.” It highlights trends that are currently popular in consumer apps and that

Google Issues Final Android 3.0 SDK

Google has officially released the software development kit (SDK) for Android 3.0, aka “Honeycomb.” Unlike the 2.x versions of Android, this release is designed to support the larger screen sizes

Why Should Only iPad Owners Get Usable Apps?

The insurance company Aflac has created a new app for the iPad that has greatly increased the effectiveness of its salespeople. However, the app doesn’t really do anything that couldn’t

JDK 7 Developer Preview Now Available

After fixing 456 bugs, Oracle says the new version of Java SE Development Kit version 7 (JDK 7) is ready for testing by developers. According to the company, the release

Symbian is Here to Stay, Says Nokia

After Nokia announced that its new handsets would support Windows Phone 7 instead of Symbian, it experienced a sharp drop in developer enthusiasm for the older operating system. But the

Profanity in Code Comments by Programming Language

Andrew Vos recently ran an unusual analysis of code comments on GitHub that’s attracting some attention. Using George Carlin’s “Seven Dirty Words,” he analyzed 929857 commit messages and found 210

Nokia Sells Qt Licensing and Servicing Business

The fate of Nokia’s Qt development platform has been uncertain since the company announced that it would be selling smartphones that use the Windows Phone 7 operating system. Now the

Mozilla Makes a Better Case for Web Apps

For months, Google has been promoting the idea of Web apps without making much headway — probably because Web apps don’t seem much different than Web sites. However, Mozilla’s new

Google Issues Android Anti-Fragmentation Tool

Fragmentation has long been a challenge for Android developers as they attempt to write applications that will work on the various versions of the OS and the myriad of devices

Java Tip: Optimization Technique for Lists

The default size for a Java ArrayList class is 10. When an ArrayList reaches its capacity maximum (10), it increases its capacity by approximately half. That is why an ArrayList

Mobile App Boom Will Tax Enterprise IT

As employees increasingly demand to be able to use their smartphones and tablet PCs for work, enterprises are beginning to develop mobile apps to support them. Unfortunately, most IT departments

Check Your JavaScript with JSHint

Paul Irish and Anton Kovalyov recently launched JSHint, a online JavaScript checking tool. The tool is very similar to JSLint, but is designed to be more customizable and community-oriented. The