September's Essential Apps for Android, iOS, and Windows Phone. Well would you look at that, August is basically over.
Holy shit. I often talk about how months seem to fly by, but this really has. Windows 10 has been out for a month and IFA starts next week (God dammit...). August has seen a lot, we saw two brand new Samsung flagships, Fantastic Four somehow managed to be worse than angry nerds predicted, Facebook lunched a virtual assistant for some reason, mainstream media made VR look so lame, we found out that iTunes is technically illegal, and Noel Edmonds publicly came out as a complete nutjob. We've also seen plenty of apps, even if Windows 10 has been pinching some of Windows Phone's miniscule limelight. iOS Apps Gif Wallet: GIFs are great at expressing emotions, but keeping hold of the right ones is a fuss.
Just Watch: If you want to watch TV and film content, one of the best ways to do it is via streaming services. The Everything Machine: This one is aimed at children, but personally I think it sounds pretty damn cool. Microsoft Launches Open Source Tool To Help iOS Developers Port Their Apps To Windows. At its Build developer conference earlier this year, Microsoft announced that it would soon release tools that would make it easier for iOS and Android developers to take their existing code and port their apps to Windows.
The Android version of this, officially named the Windows Bridge for Android, is now in private beta. The iOS version, however — previously known under the codename “Project Islandwood” — is entering its first public preview today. The code for the Windows Bridge for iOS is now available as an open-source project under the MIT license on GitHub. Microsoft stresses that this is still very much a work-in-progress and some of the promised features are now available yet or are still very buggy. Still, Microsoft expects the final version to land in the fall to coincide with the launch of the first update to Visual Studio 2015. The Ultimate iPhone App Marketing Strategy Guide. Updated: April 15, 2016 After a few app launches of our own, observing many more, talking with several app developers and testing cool services, we have a pretty really good idea of what can be done to make an app a success.
We’ve been sharing some of it right here on our blog and great content from others on Twitter. …and now it’s time for more. iOS vs Android – 2015 Battle Between The Best Platforms. Google and Apple are the leaders on the mobile market and their mobile platforms are continuously getting improved, receiving new features which are luring new users.
The competition is fierce between them, but each OS has pros and cons, and for a newbie, choosing between iOS and Android can be very difficult. Therefore, we’ll list the advantages and disadvantages of both platforms. Android, iOS App Makers Cool to Microsoft's Windows 10 Overtures. Microsoft's plan to make its new version of Windows a mobile hit by letting it accept tweaked Apple and Android apps has met an obstacle: some of the software developers the company needs to woo just aren't interested.
Windows phones accounted for just 3 percent of global smartphone sales last year, compared with about 81 percent for devices with Google's Android system and 15 percent for Apple and its iOS system, according to research firm IDC. One reason is that Windows doesn't run as many or as attractive apps as its rivals. To boost sales of its phones and new operating system, Microsoft said last month that it would provide tools to software developers to make it easier to design apps for Windows based on apps that run on Android or Apple.
But because so few people use a Windows phone, most developers remain focused on the more popular systems and don't see a need to develop apps for Windows. They also said they doubt how easy the new tools will be to use. Trends for 2015 that going to rule iOS App Development. There is doubtlessly iOS Application Development is a deal that no organization can overlook and it would be definitely eye-catchy to perceive what trends 2015 will convey for iOS App Development.
There is no need of us for the developers to let them know about continually changing app landscape. BitTorrent brings secure chat app Bleep to iOS. BitTorrent has updated and officially launched Bleep, its secure messaging service, bringing it to iOS and adding a Snapchat-a-like "whisper" function that makes messages self-destruct shortly after they're sent.
Today's update means the app, which allows users to make free voice calls and stores encryption keys for messages on users' devices rather than in a hackable repository, is now available on Android, Windows, and Mac, in addition to iOS devices. When the new whisper mode is selected, pictures or text sent to another user will disappear 25 seconds after being sent. While users have got past similar Snapchat restrictions by simply taking screenshots of sent messages, Bleep offers some protection against this tactic: when reading messages from a contact, their username is blocked out.
Windows 10: Will 1 billion devices and easily porting Android or iOS code ensure app success? Microsoft has always had a difficult time growing their app offerings on their platforms.
When considering business related software Windows remains the de facto standard, however when considering apps like Instagram, Snapchat, and the next big or small app, Windows and Windows Phone have been mostly ignored. Ignoring Windows devices stems from a single issue -- no market share. Mobile security: iOS vs. Android vs. BlackBerry vs. Windows Phone.
Apple's iPhone and iPad long ago pushed out the BlackBerry as the corporate standard for mobile devices, in all but the highest-security environments.
Google -- whose Android platform reigns outside the corporate world -- is now trying to push out Apple, with a new effort called Android for Work. And Samsung is upping the game with a new version of its own Android security suite, Knox. What Android for Work does and doesn't do That technology came to market last week, adding new security and management capabilities, plus the ability to do corporate deployments of Android apps from the Play Store. Android for Work containers -- which run business apps in a separately managed workspace on your device -- are part of the Android 5 Lollipop OS and support any Google Play store apps. Either way, you need a compatible mobile management server to handle the policies applied to apps running in the container, such as enforced VPN use or copy-and-paste restrictions. Telerik pitches new framework for building Android, iOS, Windows apps. With Telerik’s open source framework NativeScript, programmers with expertise in JavaScript have a new option for cross-platform mobile app development.
The resulting applications will be able to run directly on Android, iOS and Windows. After launching a beta in March, Progress Software-owned Telerik on Tuesday launched the first generally available version of NativeScript. iOS vs. Android: Google update process is tempting me to switch. Over the next couple of months, both Apple and Google will unveil major new software updates to their mobile platforms. iPhone users will be undoubtedly excited about all the new features and fixes that Apple is planning to launch on iOS 9 and with good reason — they know that as soon as iOS 9 comes out in the fall, they’ll be able to download and install it right onto their devices.
We Android fans, meanwhile, won’t be so lucky. DON’T MISS: Watch Arnold Schwarzenegger reenact all of his best movies in 6 minutes You see, when Android 6.0 comes out in the fall, that’s just the beginning for us. We will then have to wait some more before carriers and OEMs are ready to push out their own updates to our devices… and then we might learn our devices aren’t ever getting upgraded to the newest software at all. As someone who’s used Android for five years, I’m used to this by now. There used to be an easy fix for this issue in the form of Google Play Edition phones. Best new Android and iOS apps (April 28st - May 4th 2015) Salutations, app-thirsty smartphone aficionados! The day has come again, just like every week, for us to grind through the App Store and Play Store and come up with some interesting games and apps for you. Surprisingly, there are no new photography apps in this week's selection. FAQ for iOS apps, Uncategorized. Google Buys iOS Time-Management App Vendor Timeful.
Microsoft to support iOS and Android apps in Windows in new 'open' culture. Developers will be able to easily bring their iOS and Android apps to Windows 10, Microsoft has announced, as it attempts to encourage adoption of its new "universal" operating system. New software development kits will enable developers to port existing apps into Windows universal apps that work across devices, the company announced at the ongoing Build conference on Wednesday.
"This is a huge breakthrough," Horace Chow, Microsoft general manager for Hong Kong and Macau, told the South China Morning Post in an interview. "We will invite others to join our ecosystem. " Jive unveils Chime messaging app for iOS, Android and Windows. Jive has released Chime, a messaging app for iOS, Android, Windows and Mac that it claims is designed to help people work better together.
Chime allows workers to have one-to-one or group conversations with their colleagues across different company departments, either on mobile or desktop devices. Users can start a conversation within Chime on a mobile device while outside the office then seemlessly continue that discussion on a desktop or laptop once they return to their desk. Chime has a simple uncluttered interface in the style of Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp, and a security layer designed to keep cross-company messages private.
Elisa Steele, chief executive at Jive, said that although Chime faces competition from other enterprise communication tools, its clean and simple interface will give it the edge over the likes of Microsoft's Yammer, Skype for Business and current industry darling Slack, which signed up 8,000 customers within 24 hours of its August 2013 launch. New warnings on 'dead' iOS and Android apps. April 29, 2015 Dead and stale apps are the biggest threat vector from mobile devices, says Appthority. New warnings on 'dead' iOS and Android apps Dead and stale apps are putting sensitive corporate data at risk through not only big data breaches but also persistent low level leaks, according to a report from Appthority.
In the ‘Enterprise Mobile Threat Report Q1-2015', Appthority describes dead apps as application software for mobile devices that have been removed from the storefront from which the consumer downloaded it. It said that there is currently no mechanism on Google Play, the Apple App Store or the Microsoft Windows Store to notify consumers that their apps are no longer supported. “Despite the fact that Apple and Google have taken significant steps to be more open in the past years, there is still little to no transparency when it comes to the number of apps being revoked from the app stores post release, nor the reasons why the apps were removed,” the report said. Facebook Messenger allows video calling to Android and iOS app users. Android Surpasses iOS In Revenue, If China’s Android App Stores Are Combined. A new study out this morning upsets the traditional thinking that iOS applications make more money for mobile developers when compared to those that run on Android devices.
Instead, after taking into account the large number of non-Google Play Chinese Android app stores in existence, advisory firm Digi-Capital found that not only did Android dominate download volumes in 2014, it also made more money than iOS last year. When it comes to understanding the dynamics in the mobile app ecosystem, the accepted wisdom is that Android leads the world in terms of app downloads, but iOS apps make more money for their developers than those sold on Google Play. YouTube switches off mobile app support on older Apple TV, iOS devices. Over 1,500 iOS Apps Are Susceptible To Man-In-The-Middle Attacks. It is largely thought that iOS devices are secure, but we suppose apps and services that run on the platform are only as secure as the developers make them to be. Recently it has been discovered that over 1,500 iOS apps contain a HTTPS-crippling vulnerability which basically means that they are susceptible to password interception, along with bank account numbers, and other sensitive information that should have been secured.
The bug stems from the use of an older version of the AFNetworking open-source code library that allows developers to integrate networking capabilities inside of their apps. The developers behind AFNetworking have already released a patch that has fixed that flaw, but the apps that remain open to this vulnerability have yet to update to it and are still running version 2.5.1 instead of 2.5.2. The update has been released for over 3 weeks. Is This New Free iOS App the Future of Video Marketing? Get more from your Fitbit with these 3 iOS apps. The best cross-platform writing apps for Mac and iOS.
iOS devices have completely changed the way we write. Not only has iOS given us the flexibility to quickly jot down our thoughts wherever and whenever they strike, it's fundamentally flipped our expectations of the humble text editor. Microsoft Releases iOS, Android Versions of Its Office Lens App. WhatsApp For iOS Will Receive Voice Calling Feature In A Few Weeks. Best Android and iOS apps of spring 2015. Award-Winning TravAlarm App Delivered By iMOBDEV Technologies. iMOBDEV Technologies sur Twitter : "#WindowsPhone's Cortana To Launch On #iOS And #Android Platform via @iMOBDEVTech. Windows Phone's Cortana To Launch On iOS And Android Platform.
Microsoft’s “Personal assistant” Cortana is receiving an update. Microsoft is working on an advanced version of its competitor to Apple’s Siri; by utilizing research from the company’s artificial intelligence project called “Einstein”. For a year Microsoft has been running its “Personal assistant” Cortana on its Windows Phone, and will place the fresh version on the desktop with the appearance of Windows 10. Hundreds of Android and iOS apps are still vulnerable to FREAK. Hundreds of Android and iOS apps are still vulnerable to a dangerous attack revealed two weeks ago that can compromise encrypted data, a security vendor said Tuesday.
The apps have not yet been patched against the FREAK attack, short for Factoring attack on RSA-EXPORT Keys, which was revealed by researchers on March 3. 9 Common iOS 8.2 Problems & How to Fix Them. JavaScript goes native for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone apps. NativeScript, a Telerik technology for building multiplatform native mobile apps from a single code base, is set to go to a 1.0 release in late April. Telerik is launching a beta program this week for the open source NativeScript. Good Technology: iOS continues to win back Android share. Among other key findings in the tenth quarterly Good Technology Mobility Index Report, covering Q4 2014 and released today, is that Apple’s iOS continues to win back share from Android. Riding the momentum of last fall’s iPhone 6’s launch, iOS share increased from 69% in Q3 to 73% of activations in Q4. The report notes that Samsung leads among Android devices, taking most of the top spots, and that the iOS and Android platforms both saw smaller model phones outpacing larger models.
Money from apps? It's all about Apple iOS, says survey. A new survey of mobile app developers shows that Apple iOS is where the money is, despite Android's higher market share among mobile devices. VisionMobile surveyed more than 8,000 developers across 143 countries, and the ensuing report presents a detailed snapshot of the state of the mobile app economy. Best iOS Apps for Business. Credit: ymgerman/Shutterstock You work hard running your business, so why not let your iOS device do some of the heavy lifting? Image-Line releases Groove Machine Mobile for iOS, Android and Windows.
iOS 8.2 to iOS 9 Release Date Breakdown. How to Create an App for iOS, Android, or Windows Phone. Now It’s a Time For Ubuntu- No iOS, No Android, No Any Other OS. It’s Neither iOS Nor Android – It’s All About Ubuntu. 20 great productivity apps for Android, iOS, and the Web. iMOBDEV. Tumblr. iMOBDEV Tech. Imobdevtech [imobdevtech] on Plurk. Imobdev Tech - Member Profiles - Community - TakingITGlobal. Delicious. Your app for TV, Movies, and Sports. Where to Find Friends, Meet People, and Play Games for Free. Imobdevtech. iMOBDEV Technologies Pvt.’s stream. IMobdev Techs. Galerie de imobdev.
iMOBDEV's Lists. Imobdev Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Imobdev technologies pvt. ltd. Imobdevtech (Imobdev Tech) on deviantART. Imobdev T. on Foursquare. Plus.google. iMOBDEV Technologies (iMOBDEVTech) sur Twitter. iMOBDEV Technologies. iPhone : iPad : Android App Development Company.