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Google I/O 2013 tipped to bring Nexus 4 LTE with Key Lime Pie

, Apr 19th 2013 Discuss [0]

This week the rumors are running like mad with Google's next-edition Nexus device being revealed not as the Nexus 5 (not yet, at least), but the LG-made Nexus 4 with a newly enlarged standard 32GB internal storage size and 4G LTE connectivity. This device will quite likely be revealed as the first hero smartphone to be running Google's own Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie, the newest edition of their mobile operating system - also not yet confirmed by the company. Read The Full Story

OUYA hits 10,000 developers worldwide

, Apr 19th 2013 Discuss [0]

OUYA announced today that they have reached the 10,000-developer mark with their portable Android-powered gaming console. The console made its public debut at the Games Developer Conference last month, where it also began shipping to Kickstarter backers. During that time, OUYA had around 8,000 developers signed on. Read The Full Story

Facebook announces new SDK for iOS with Open Graph and improved login

, Apr 18th 2013 Discuss [0]

Facebook's looking to ramp up its mobile efforts on iOS by unveiling a new SDK for iOS app developers at today's Mobile DevCon. The new SDK is aimed to make it easier for app developers to create better social applications that integrate with Facebook. The new SDK comes with Open Graph support, as well as improved login functionality. Read The Full Story

Evernote launches Accelerator program to help out developers

, Apr 16th 2013 Discuss [0]

If you're an app developer that builds app around Evernote's API and platform, the company wants to help you out. If you're lucky enough, the company will bring you to their headquarters for a month-long entrepreneurship that will aim to help improve on developers' apps. Evernote is calling the program Accelerator, which is an extension of the company’s existing developer program. Read The Full Story

Dropbox revamps its Chooser feature to include multi-select and built-in uploads

, Apr 15th 2013 Discuss [0]

Dropbox has just overhauled its Dropbox Chooser feature to allow developers to implement even more features into their web apps. The new Dropbox Chooser now allows developers to implement the multi-select and built-in uploads features into their APIs. The multi-select feature allows users who use the developer's app to accept multiple files from Dropbox all at once. The built-in uploads option allows users to upload files, either through drag-n-drop or by browsing their folders, directly from their computer to their Dropbox account. Their files will be available immediately through the developer's web apps. Read The Full Story

HTC One source code officially released

, Apr 11th 2013 Discuss [0]

After being announced just a couple of weeks ago, the HTC One is seeing its source code being released to the public. However, it seems that only Vodafone UK and Vodafone France versions of the new device are involved. However, that could change in the future. The release of the source code will make it easier for developers to create custom ROMs for the One. Read The Full Story

Colourform HD Widgets expansion blossoms with spectrum of beauty

, Apr 3rd 2013 Discuss [0]

Just a few weeks ago we were lucky enough to have heard about the expansion for the Android-based app HD Widgets' expansion pack called Colourform - now it's out for all! Straight out of Beta you're now working with the fully functional Colourform theme pack for HD Widgets containing a massive amount of features and options you're absolutely going to love. And it'll only cost you a buck! Read The Full Story

Twitter announces new Cards and app deep-linking

Twitter Cards provide a savvy way for content to be displayed to users, providing, for example, a title, content snippet, and thumbnail in a clean card-like format. Back in December, Pinterest rolled out support for Twitter Cards, while some others, such as Instagram, have backed away from the feature. Now the microblogging service has announced the addition of three new Card types, in addition to deep-linking for apps. Read The Full Story

Android dashboard update shows data based on active users

Android's device dashboard is an easy way to visually access the mobile operating system's use among device owners, and is now more useful than before due to an update in the way the data is calculated. This information comes via an announcement on the Android Developers' Google+ profile, which advises followers that starting today, the pie chart has undergone a bigger shift than is typical. Read The Full Story

Microsoft BUILD registration open now – early bird gets the discount!

, Apr 2nd 2013 Discuss [0]

Developers hoping to jump aboard the Microsoft BUILD ship should get their clicking fingers out now because Early Bird registration has begun! Those of you developers out there that find themselves amongst the first 500 signing up for the conference today through http://www.buildwindows.com/ will be grabbing a $500 USD discount under the price that the rest of the crowd will be paying - make with the keyboards! Read The Full Story

Oculus Rift development kits now shipping

, Mar 29th 2013 Discuss [0]

The Oculus Rift virtual reality headset is becoming more of an actual reality now. The company announced today that developer kits of the Oculus Rift are now shipping out to developers. In fact, the company says that units actually started shipping out Wednesday, so some developers may have already gotten theirs. Read The Full Story

YouTube announces live-streaming tools for game developers

, Mar 28th 2013 Discuss [0]

YouTube has been wanting to focus more on its live streaming capabilities for a while now, and they've just now started to expand the functionality. At GDC 2013 today, YouTube announced that it's making its live-streaming tools available for game developers, which will allow them to implement live streaming capabilities in their video games. Read The Full Story

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