Posts Tagged with 'iphone'

A new way to think about mobile applications.

Apple ups the ante against Android with iPhone OS version 4 -- but first they have to answer to the 3.3.1 worm.

Appcelerator ups the ante for mobile developers

Building a scrollable, dynamic user interface for iPhone.

Android has been updated again, but the list of phones waiting for an upgrade continues to grow. There is one lesson Apple can teach Android

Increase your speed to market by building a hybrid application for iPhone

The mobile web is maturing -- but be careful to not stuff your application chock-full of "features."

iPhone has created the market, but Android has the potential to own it.

Sprint hosts major mobile players at Open Developer's Conference in Santa Clara

Can a project originating from San Francisco State University bridge the digital divide and bring true open source development to the iPhone platform? It looks promising, but the climb is steep and the gap is wide.

The platform that has defined "cool" for years has not had a reputation for being an open platform, but that hasn't discouraged a number of open source projects for iPhone/iPod Touch.

For many software developers, Apple’s iPhone prints money. For other developers, it’s a vexing mess. If you’re just getting started with iPhone coding, GitHub can help. A lot.