Apple just announced the latest release of their mobile operating system at their WWDC in the form of iOS 7 which is expected to hit iPhone, iPad and similar devices soon this year.

By Ankit Mathur | June 11th, 2013

The new set of announcements are aimed at providing a better experience for mobile app developers to integrate Facebook into their applications...

By Ankit Mathur | April 19th, 2013

Whatsapp has announced that it will be moving to a yearly subscription model for new users on iOS in a manner similar to other platforms such as Android, Blackberry etc...

By Ankit Mathur | March 20th, 2013

Blackberry has announced a new security offering for Android and iOS devices which will provide separation of corporate and personal data, similar to the Blackberry "Balance" technology...

By Ankit Mathur | March 15th, 2013

The new Sync API is expected to make life easier for app developers on Android and iOS platforms. It now automatically handles caching, syncing and allows working on files when the user is offline.

By Ankit Mathur | March 8th, 2013

In order to combat excessive bait and switch scammers trying to promote their apps by posting fake screenshots immediately after their apps are approved for the App Store, Apple has now stopped allowing developers from updating the screenshots until a legitimate binary update is posted accompanying them...

By Ankit Mathur | January 12th, 2013

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...

By Ankit Mathur | January 9th, 2013

A new study by Accenture reveals that two-thirds of smartphone and tablet owners don’t have strong brand loyalty to any one particular operating system...

By Amrit Singh | January 8th, 2013

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...

By Ankit Mathur | January 8th, 2013

It seems that at present Google has little interest in developing Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 versions of its business apps.

By Kshitij Sobti | December 18th, 2012