Apple has released a new beta of iOS 13.5 for developers, including the first version of its exposure notification API for COVID-19 contact tracing. which developers inside public health authorities globally will have access to.
Unveils converged developer platform, new software advances with Windows Phone 8.1, and Windows 8.1 Update and new licensing; Nokia announces...
Huawei has opened a global Android Q Developer Recruitment drive for beta testers, running now through June 30. Developers are invited to try out the latest Android test build on HUAWEI Mate 20 Pro and contribute to optimising and improving device compatibility of Android Q.
Google has begun rolling out Google Play Services, version 6.1, bringing a number of new features for users and developers. Meant...
At CES 24 today, BlackBerry announced general availability of its new QNX Software Development Platform (SDP) 8.0.
Huawei launched Huawei Mobile Services (HMS) Core 5.0 for global developers last month, introducing services in seven main areas including App Services, Graphics, Media, AI, Smart Device, Security, and System.
BlackBerry have announced the developer release of BlackBerry Integrity Detection (BID), a trusted/secure background process running at the system level, that monitors the device for known security vulnerabilities.
BlackBerry has launched QNX Everywhere, a new initiative to address growing global demand for highly-skilled embedded systems' developers.
Pinterest is rolling out a beta version of its development platform, allowing developers to tap into data of Pinterest users who connect their accounts to external applications. The company plans to methodically bring in developers as part of a whitelist.
Pebble has released an early version of its software development kit for the Pebble Time Smartwatch. Apps built with Pebble SDK 3.0 are compatible with existing Pebble watches and will be compatible with Pebble Time.
China’s Xiaomi, Huawei, Oppo and Vivo are teaming up to create a developers platform outside China to upload apps onto all of their app stores simultaneously.
Apple has reversed its decision disable web apps on its iOS architecture, a decision it had blamed on the EU’s incoming Digital Markets Act rules.
