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.
Google has launched the Android Development with Kotlin curriculum that gives instructors a plan to follow when teaching students how to write apps for Android devices.
During its annual Universe conference, GitHub announced new native mobile apps for Android and iOS alongside several new features.
Earlier this month, Google rolled out the second release of the Android N Developer Preview. At that time it was rumoured that Google would, allow other manufacturers to begin testing the software.
As part of its commitment to democratize access to the next generation of Web 3.0 Financial Services, ZoidPay has launched ZETA, the first on-demand Metaverse.
Google have launched the Android Canary Release Channel for developers to “explore and test the newest Android APIs.”
BlackBerry and Appdome have announced they are enabling codeless integration of secure voice, video and messaging capabilities.
Apple has unveiled the lineup for its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), including the Keynote and Platforms State of the Union.
OPPO today launched Android 12 Beta 1 on its flagship smartphone - Find X3 Pro, making it one of the first handset makers to launch Android 12 Developer Preview Program at the Google I/O Developer Conference 2021.
BlackBerry Priv is due to start deliveries from Friday and it looks like the company are going to be 100% compliant with the GPL and release the device kernel source code.
The BlackBerry Developer SDK OS 10.3 is now available to developers. As standard,  this is not a full OS but...
Google has released Beta 1 of Android Q for early adopters and a preview SDK for developers, and you can install it on any of Google’s Pixel phones. This release will inevitably include ample bugs and half-finished features, but it’s the first glimpse of Google’s vision for the future of Android.










