Qt Now in the Hands of Digia
Recent times have been quite turbulent for the Qt ecosystem, but it does seems like things might finally be settling down.
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Your Computer Wants to be Open
It does, it told us, trust me. Computer and specifically the internet have got to be the greatest disseminator of information there has ever been. Computers have excelled at allowing people to share knowledge, and information with the simple act of copying files, and sharing data.
Apple’s China App Store: 18pc downloads, 3pc revenue
We all know China is a huge market. However, numbers don’t necessarily bring in numbers as Apple must be realising from figures available. In this report posted on TheNextWeb, despite nearly 20 percent of downloads on the App Store, Apple China just contributes to 3 percent of revenue!
Windows 8 Metro Apps: The 8 Must-Know Tricks!
Samidip Basu is based out of Columbus, Ohio and is a technologist. He has a strong development background on the Microsoft technology stack, and spends his time in talking about the Windows Phone/Windows 8 platforms & cloud-supported mobile solutions in general.
An Intro to Enyo (Part 2): More on Components
In this tutorial we learn how you can wire up individual parts of an Enyo component to make something truly powerful.
Yahoo! India Open Hack announced
Yahoo! India Research & Development has announced the fifth edition of Open Hack in India, and is scheduled for August 11-12, 2012 in Bangalore, India.
box now on Windows Phone, among other plans
Here’s a look at Box (formerly known as box.net), the online file sharing and cloud storage service that recently released its app for Windows Phone. In the backdrop of several cloud services, what sets box apart?
Evolving with Responsive Design
You must have heard the term “responsive design” thrown about these days in the realm of web development and design. But what does it mean, and why is it important? We hope we can answer those questions and more.
What You Need to Know About Mozilla’s Firefox OS
Imagine an OS that has only a browser installed, boots straight into it. This is the premise of both Firefox OS and Chrome OS, but the similarities end there.
Google Adds Handwriting Input for Mobile Devices
Google has added support for handwriting as an input mechanism for search queries.