iPhone owners might be surprised to know how many app developers have copied their address books.

The move will make it easier for developers to utilize GPU resources for parallel computing tasks.

The development tool vendor says this IDE is "the world's fastest."

A new study flies in the face of the conventional wisdom about the stability of mobile development platforms.

Some jobs are less likely to go overseas than others.

The company plans to update the technology two to three times per year.

Isaac Schlueter will now handle day-to-day oversight of the project.

The tech giant refuses to say whether it will continue supporting Silverlight technology.

Google wants Android devs to stop relying on physical buttons and start using the Action Bar instead.

Enyo 2.0 allows developers to create apps for the webOS platform or Web apps that will run in any browser.

The three-year-old technology has been growing in popularity.

The open source standard holds out the promise of portable, Web-based, 3D mobile apps.

Most devs will write apps for more than one mobile OS.

Black Duck Software has published their annual "Open Source Rookie of the Year List," and it features several development tools.

Bo Zhang is accused of illegally copying software to an external hard drive.

Better mobile browsing debugging tops the list.

Third-party apps will track Facebook users' actions and report them back to the social network.

Unlike its competitors, jQ.Mobi is HTML5-ready.

Google launches a new website aimed at improving the design of Android apps.

The new standards are particularly popular in the Asia-Pacific region.

Java remains at the top of the programming language index, but loses popularity.

The app store model could mean big changes for the way desktop software is packaged and delivered.

Despite all the bad news for RIM, many developers are still creating BlackBerry apps.

In many ways, the past year was a big turning point for the smartphone market.

The Application Developers Alliance will kick off its activities at CES.