Samsung rumoured to be developing its own browser
Hoping to improve the stock browsing experience of its Galaxy phones, Samsung is expected to be developing a Webkit based browser and is looking for Webkit developers.
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Flash Player to Move to a Rapid Release Cycle With 11.5
Adobe has just released a beta of Flash Player 11.5 and announced that they will be moving to a rapid release cycle for Flash Player.
Adobe Launches Free Edge Web Fonts Service
As part of their Edge suite of tools and services, Adobe also launched a web service called Edge Web Fonts that serves fonts for web applications.
Vulnerability in Android phones can remotely wipe user’s data
A vulnerability initially exposed in the Samsung Galaxy phones has made way to reveal a bug in the Standard Android Dialer which might make older Android phones which have not been recently updated vulnerable to an attack that could remotely wipe off the data of a phone.
Bihar to get its first IT park
Bihar is getting its first IT park at Bihta, 30 km from the state capital Patna. It will be later developed as Bihar’s IT hub.
Enyo Part 3: Onyx
Onyx extends and improves the library of components available for Enyo by adding additional features and styling.
BB10 Dev Alpha B unveiled, still expected to lose subscribers
Blackberry showed off the Dev Alpha B version of its device to developers, but is it too late? Analysts are still expecting a zero subscriber growth followed by loss in subscribers over the coming months.
No paid apps in Play Store for Indian developers as of now
Google just backtracked from its earlier update and removed India from the list of countries where Google Checkout is supported. Developers in India will not be able to sell paid apps in the Play Store for the time being.
PhoneGap Build now out of Beta
Among the other new products launched by Adobe under the Adobe Edge brand of tools and services is Adobe PhoneGap Build.
What’s all the fuss about HTML5?
We’ve all heard the terms, the buzzwords and the hype. This article delves into the origins of HTML5 and looks at its various facets and surrounding technologies.