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Pebble SDK update brings two-way communication to mobile apps

, May 16th 2013 Discuss [0]

For those early adopters who opted in for the Pebble smartwatch during its Kickstarter days, you'll be pleased to know that compatible mobile apps will soon be able to communicate with the Pebble both ways, whereas apps used to only send information to the watch and you couldn't send commands to your phone from the Pebble, which was one of the big caveats. 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

Apple TV event rumored for March, new SDK tipped

, Feb 13th 2013 Discuss [0]

While we've been hearing rumors of Apple releasing an actual television, it looks like the company is also going to release an Apple TV SDK for developers. Apple is said to be holding an event next month that will reveal the new developer program that will allow app developers to make apps for the Apple TV platform. Read The Full Story

BlackBerry 10 L-Series images leaked, SDK Toolkit Gold now available

, Dec 12th 2012 Discuss [0]

A series of impressively clear and well taken images have surfaced showcasing the BlackBerry L-Series smartphone. The photos appeared on the Vietnamese website Tihn Te, a forum for technology enthusiasts. The phone is expected to be announced alongside some other offerings during the launch of BlackBerry 10, although nothing official has been stated. Read The Full Story

Microsoft launches Windows Phone 8 SDK

, Oct 30th 2012 Discuss [0]

Ever since the announcement of Windows Phone 8, eager app developers have been keeping an eye on the release of Microsoft's SDK for Windows Phone 8. Of course, they were waiting a while because Microsoft just launched it today -- the day after the mobile operating system officially released. Read The Full Story

Windows Phone 8 SDK leaks out

, Jul 26th 2012 Discuss [0]

Windows Phone 8 isn’t due to launch until the Fall, but it looks like the full SDK has leaked out of China. The 1.35GB download was served up on Chinese forums WPXAP, and includes a whole host of files that will enable developers to get up to speed with the latest version of Windows Phone. Users are still scrambling to download the SDK, although the file is also reportedly available on Microsoft’s own servers, provided you have the necessary login details to get at it. Read The Full Story

Facebook preps developers for iOS 6 release with SDK

, Jul 11th 2012 Discuss [0]

This week Facebook has released the beta version of their SDK version 3.0 for developers wishing to get in on the software as early as possible before the iPhone 5 is released this Autumn. This software development kit allowed users to work with session management, Objective-C language features support, native user interface views, and native Facebook login bits across the entirety of iOS 6. Facebook's APIs support has also been boosted for this release, and the download is prepped for use today. Read The Full Story

AT&T releases Watson-powered speech API

, Jul 10th 2012 Discuss [0]

Back in April, AT&T announced that it would be opening up its Watson voice recognition service to developers. The plan was for app developers to make use of the service in several different areas, such as SMS, voicemail to text, and general voice dictation. AT&T has now officially released the API to developers for free, so the various Watson SDKs can now be used in both native and HTML5 apps. Read The Full Story

Samsung Smart TV SDK 3.5 exposes voice and gesture recognition

, Jul 9th 2012 Discuss [0]

Samsung looks to be doing everything in its power to make sure Smart TVs are a success. Today the company has announced SDK 3.5 for its Smart TV platform, which will allow developers to tap into features like voice and gesture recognition and add the functionality into their own apps. Samsung has made some more minor changes that should help the development process too. Read The Full Story

Recon Instruments MOD HUD Hands-on

, Jun 28th 2012 Discuss [0]

Earlier today we mentioned a little bit about Recon Instruments and their new MOD Heads-up Display technology. They offer something similar to Google's Project Glass, only it is available today for just $399. These will be your ultimate companion while going skiing or snowboarding, and much more is planned for the future. Read The Full Story

Can’t wait for Google Glass? Recon’s MOD Live has you covered today

, Jun 28th 2012 Discuss [0]

Google Glass may be grabbing the headlines at IO this week, but with Explorer Edition developer devices not shipping until 2013, it might be worth looking elsewhere for your head-up display fix. Recon Instruments has just the thing, with a new Android SDK for the MOD Live eyepiece that will allow developers to create their own applications that float in the user's eyeline. Read The Full Story

Google releases Drive SDK 2.0

, Jun 28th 2012 Discuss [0]

Google looks to be getting serious in its quest for online storage, announcing some new features at the Day 2 I/O keynote that will take on competitors like Dropbox and Evernote. One of those is in the introduction of Google Drive SDK 2.0, which will allow app developers for Android and iOS to implement Drive functionality straight into their mobile apps. Read The Full Story
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