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Apple Releases iOS 5 Beta 5: What Have Been Your Experiences?
Apple iOS developers have been busy all summer working on the newest update to the iDevice software and it appears what could be the last beta version of iOS 5
Poll: Will the Nokia Lumia Lure Mobile Developers to Windows Phone?
Microsoft is known to pay a developer ecosystem to stay loyal to its platforms and products. That has become no different with Windows Phone. On the other end, Nokia has
American Game Devs Can Make Four Times as Much in Japan, Company Says
Japanese social gaming giant DeNA is offering support for American game developers who want to bring their games to the Japanese market, where it says the amount of money to
SemanticProxy: Jump-Starting the Semantic Web
While it has great potential, the Semantic Web has failed to live up to its promises so far. Part of the problem, as Thomson Reuters sees it, is that developers
BitsyBox: Good for the Developer, Good for the Site Owner
BitsyBox is a hosted content storage platform that allows developer access through an API and a simple user interface for their clients to edit content without touching the code. It's
Weekly Poll: BlackBerry App World Accepting PlayBook Apps - Are You Building One?
This week, RIM announced it has opened up its BlackBerry App World portal to developers wanting to submit apps for its upcoming tablet, the BlackBerry PlayBook. To encourage submissions, the
Never Hand Out Your Password Again: Twitter Goes OAuth
Today's the day - the "Oauthpocalypse" - that Twitter users and developers (well, mostly developers) have been anxiously awaiting. It's the day that Twitter will begin using OAuth rather than
RootsTech Challenges Developers to Mashup Family History
The RootsTech conference has challenged developers to mashup social media and family history APIs in the hopes that developers will recognize genealogy as rich area for exploitation. Here's the challenge:
ReadWriteHack: Our Latest Channel Launches
Today we're launching our fifth channel, ReadWriteHack. Sponsored by the Intel Atom Developer Program, ReadWriteHack is a resource and guide for developers. In this channel we will outline best practices
Developers Can Add In-app Photo Effects With New Aviary API
Developers are always looking for a good API to hook their applications through to provide rich functionality to their applications. Photo editing company Aviary is releasing Aviary Effects API today
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