Topic: mobile

Whatever happened to Unix?

Despite its growth and importance in mobile development, Unix remains little talked-about … continue reading

The mobile app industry can solve kids’ privacy challenges

Contrary to the hype around the FTC’s recent report, mobile app developers do not want to infringe on user privacy … continue reading

Android performance tools hit the market

AndEBench and a bevy of graphics performance analysis tools aim to clear out Android performance bottlenecks … continue reading

The role of the developer is changing

The growth of agile, PaaS and other technologies has given the developer more power to work with, and new responsibilities … continue reading

Code Watch: Strategies for mobile enterprise development

When stepping into the mobile world, first make your projects Web-based … continue reading

Top five trends for enterprise software development

From mobile workforce to context awareness, a software consultant offers up his view of the emerging landscape … continue reading

New mobile app framework rewrites jQuery

Offering from appMobi is based on HTML5 … continue reading

Network virtualization: A new approach to mobile application testing

In order to best test your mobile applications, you must first understand the conditions they will be operating under … continue reading

Analyst Watch: The end of mobile and the future of client-side development

Microsoft’s embrace of the tablet has already started the shift to the client-side … continue reading

Kik Launches an Open API to Enable Mobile Developers to Bake Instant Content Sharing Into Any App

API-powered developers like Rude Boy Games, DrinkOwl and FlyScreen can promote their apps to millions of Kik Messenger users. … continue reading

Look what 2011 washed in: The year that was in mobile development

SD Times begins its look back at 2011, starting with the continued growth of mobile development … continue reading

From the Editors: Sailing the winds of mobile change

The mobile market is too fluid to rely on just one provider; patents need to go; an overlooked aspect of Steve Jobs’ legacy … continue reading

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