2014 articles
Gabe Newell, the CEO at Valve said that they are working hard at designing their very own hardware which will be marketed directly by the company. This will act like a gaming server that will be able to connect to multiple screens at the same time within a particular living room.
NVIDIA made a potentially misguided move into portable gaming consoles by announcing Project Shield, a small Tegra-4-powered handheld device, into a crowded and shrinking market.
Not long after a hacker posted details of how a vulnerability in Windows NT kernel could be used to let unsigned applications run on the platform, a ready-made tool has appeared to do the job.
It was only a matter of time, but it has happened, Windows RT has been jailbroken, kind of.
Ford has announced that developers will now be able to develop mobile apps that can be enabled to access in-car controls and interact with the user primarily through voice commands. The new SYNC Applink platform SDK is now available for download after developers register themselves at the ford website.
With PhoneGap 2.3.0, full support for Windows Phone 8 is here, allowing you to write your own Windows Phone 8 apps!
Apple has announced that it has reached a milestone of more than 40 billion apps being downloaded on its platform, with more than 20 billion in the previous year itself. Over 7 billion dollars have been paid to app developers by the company till now.
Panasonic and four other companies joined Smart TV Alliance, in a move to establish a common platform for building smart TV applications.
2012 was an active year, particularly from the standpoint of continued consolidation in the enterprise software markets.
