With the new BlackBerry Priv, BlackBerry's first ever android-powered smartphone, now publicly available, there has been a wealth of information for basic users on how to do the simplest things with the smartphone.
HopingClub will hold a developer conference in Europe to discuss topics such as web3 yuan universe. The conference will also release new investment management products to help more global developers better use and develop technologies that are more conducive to industry innovation.
BlackBerry has announced a number of new privacy guidelines for developers to follow. The first new guideline is to Use the...
BlackBerry held a webcast for their developers today, updating them about developing for the upcoming BlackBerry 10.3 OS. Developers will...
Cyanogen today announced at Mobile World Congress the launch of MODâ„¢, an integrated mobile platform that is going to change the way users, developers, OEMs, and MNOs build and interact with their mobile devices.
Using the web clip feature in the enterprise space can be pretty useful as custom icons are placed onto user’s devices. Users tap the icons to access the company’s web portal or services in one easy step, without navigating through their bookmarks.
BlackBerry have announced that they have opened up the BlackBerry Beta Zone to third party developers. The BlackBerry Beta Zone has always...
VisionMobile has just launched their latest Developer Economics survey and is tracking developer trends across platforms, app revenues and dev tools - as well as investigating the emerging IoT market.
NVIDIA today unveiled the NVIDIA Maxine platform, a fully accelerated platform for developers to build and deploy AI-powered features in video conferencing services using state-of-the-art models that run in the cloud.
Due to the interest being shown in the BlackBerry 10 Alpha Device, RIM have put up a page specifically for it. It will not provide developer related support as developers have their own channels for that and the Dev Relations team will be actively involved.
Today's BlackBerry 10 launch will be cause for celebration in Vancouver, where Research in Motion is opening a developers centre, one of only three in North America
Blockchain tech firm Alchemy has launched a new tool called Alchemy Rollups, which lets developers launch and scale their own chain.
