During its annual Universe conference, GitHub announced new native mobile apps for Android and iOS alongside several new features.
A number of changes coming to the Apple App Store, pending court approval, will resolve a class-action suit from US developers.
Popular Backend as a Service, App42 from ShepHertz now supports Nokia X phones. App42 BaaS (Backend as a service) from ShepHertz...
Apple is delaying its requirement that app developers get opt-in permission before tracking iPhone users, which had been set to go into effect with the release of iOS 14 this fall. After complaints from partners, the company said it will delay that requirement until early 2021.
NextNav and echo3D are to use NextNav’s vertical location service Pinnacle to provide echo3D developers with the crucial 3D location data needed to build immersive AR and VR content built on top of the physical world.
Google has released a new update to Android Studio, giving developers more features and enhancements to improve their apps. Android 2.3 features quality improvements as well as new features for each phase of the development workflow.
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Samsung today released the third developer preview of Tizen .NET, an application framework for Tizen app developers.
Google previewed Android Instant Apps at Google I/O last year as a new way to run Android apps without requiring installation. Google has been working with a small number of developers to refine the user and developer experiences.
Appdome has announced that, as of today, all implementations available on Appdome are compatible with iOS 12. This ensures that you can get your Appdome-Fused apps ready for iOS 12 as soon as iOS 12 is released by Apple.
With BlackBerry's transition to a software company now complete, it is imperative that the company and its ISV partners are ready to support customers during the Apple iOS 11 and Android 8 Oreo upgrade cycles.
Location identity company Incognia has launched its Developer Edition, a free version of Incognia’s mobile fraud prevention solution for mobile app developers. The offering allows mobile developers to add frictionless fraud prevention to fintech and mcommerce apps, enabling UX design and account security within their apps.
