Open webOS Beta Released
HP has reached a major milestone in its efforts to open source webOS. They have released a beta of webOS.
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New features added to ads in Google Maps
Google now lets you monetise your maps applications, and if you’re a developer using the Maps API, you can now look at better ways to deliver ads in your maps application.
Qt 5 Beta now Available
Despite all the troubles surrounding the Qt ecosystem recently, the first beta of the next major update to the framework has just been released.
Firefox Getting its own Command Line
Do you ever wish you had an easy command line interface for you browser? If you’re answer is “yes” you are about to get exactly what you wanted.
Adobe Leaves Spry to the community, Embraces jQuery Fully
Adobe has announced that they will stop investing on their own Spry framework and embrace jQuery more fully
The Blender Game Engine Makes it to Android
As part of this year’s Google Summer of Code, Alexandr Kuznetsov worked towards porting this game engine to OpenGL ES, and to make it work on Android.
Develop Your First iOS App – Building the Code
In part 2 of the series on developing an iOS application, we explore the tools involved. Here, we begin with Xcode.
Who’s leading mobile app efforts? Not IT
Survey finds business units are funding mobile app projects and BYOD dominates among business partners, not just employees.
McAfee offers new privacy protection to Android device users
At a time when the number of cyber-attacks on Android-based devices is skyrocketing, new features in McAfee’s Mobile Security software are aimed at keeping dangerous Android apps from stealing personal information.
Dropbox Adding Two-Factor Authentication
If you are a Dropbox user, here is a feature you should immediately be taking advantage of, two-factor authentication.