Facebook Wants Devs to Build 'Lifestyle' Apps
The social network is moving away from games and courting a new type of developer.
The social network is moving away from games and courting a new type of developer.
Now outside developers can more easily contribute to the open source PaaS.
Apple asks a judge to dismiss a case that accuses it of anti-competitive behavior.
Only a few kinds of apps can get away with charging iOS's highest price.
Amazon provides a number of APIs for mobile developers to use to build more robust applications. Learn about In-app Purchasing, GameCircle, Map, and other APIs.
Less than 5 percent of the top 250 mobile app developers are newcomers.
These colleges and universities have excellent computer science programs.
The research firm says Android will dominate smartphone downloads, but not tablet downloads.
Simple Queue Service (SQS) and Simple Notification Service (SNS) are getting cheaper.
82 percent said they couldn't go without apps for a single day.
12,000 developers have been working on apps for the gesture control device.
A new five-minute video encourages everyone to learn to code.
New tools allow devs to use Google+ authentication for their Web and mobile apps.
Mozilla's mobile operating system offers an alternative to Android and iOS.
AppMobi will focus on its cloud computing tools.
Oracle, Microsoft and other companies argue in favor of keeping the current patent system.
If you're looking to do development tasks on your iPad or iPhone--there's an app for that.
By the end of February, there will be more smartphones and tablets in China than in the U.S.
Google has held two "Glass Foundries" and plans to hold one more.
Canonical plans to publish tools for running Ubuntu on smartphones on Feb 21.
Programmers say Photoshop 1.0 is like an object lesson in how to write elegant code.
In-app video could represent an opportunity for the mobile development industry.
An Australian developer says Google provides him the name, suburb and email address for everyone who buys his app.
The tool can help mobile development firms diagnose app bugs.
The relatives of Joannes Jozef Everardus Van Der Meer are suing Facebook for patent infringement.