Stories from across the web…
KamaGames has continued to grow through a combination of strategic partnerships, a strong recruitment drive, the launch of several new products and the expansion into a number of emerging markets.
Fog Creek Software has launched Glitch for Platforms, a collection of tools that helps Developer Relations teams.
Google is revealing the first results of yet another new function of its Maps app. This will allow residents in certain cities to see the specific air quality in their neighborhood.
Apple is already putting an end to 32-bit apps on iOS devices with iOS 11, and soon the company will make the same changes on its macOS operating system.
Today it was announced WebKit support for WebRTC, available on Safari on macOS High Sierra, iOS 11, and Safari Technology Preview 32.
The new tools will help officials connect with their constituents, as well as better understand which issues their constituents care about most.
Netflix is the first big name on Google Play to block Android devices that are rooted or have an unlocked bootloader from downloading its app. And it looks like it may not be the last, as now Google is officially giving all developers the option to do the same.
Gaming has come a long way since the first arcade games were invented in the early 1900s. From the original pinball machine, to today’s gaming world of Virtual Reality, the gaming industry has advanced rapidly. We can look back on the gaming evolution over the decades but seeing into the future isn’t so easy.
Security is now the top priority for app development, surpassing availability, a new report by F5 Networks states.
Nearly two weeks after introducing the iPhone app, Microsoft officially announces the availability of Planner on Android.
