Mobile application development solutions provider DeviceAnywhere announced that social networking giant Facebook is using its DeviceAnywhere Test Center SaaS platform to trial new mobile apps. According to DeviceAnywhere, it provides Facebook the tools to recreate a true-to-life testing environment incorporating actual mobile devices and build consumer-friendly products optimized for users across ...
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The social networking site is offering mobile application developers and device manufacturers a SaaS platform that allows software to be tested on a wide range of handsets.
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Verizon has interesting news releases for it's digital TV service, FiOS TV, today. The operator has launched services that provide mobile application and social networking service on your television. It is even launching an Open Development Platform that will allow third party developers to provide widgets on the FiOS service, just like a mobile app store.
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The T-Mobile Sidekick was one of the original mobile phones to push social text tools and now T-Mobile has announced social networking for the Sidekick range reports engadget mobile. T-Mobile has announced a free Facebook application and a new Twitter application for $199 per month is now available for the Sidekick LX, Sidekick 2008 and the
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AT&T Inc. today announced the acquisition of privately-held Plusmo, Inc., a provider of cross-platform mobile application solutions, bringing to AT&T an open standards technology that will simplify mobile application development, accelerate innovation and deliver a better application experience for consumers.Continue reading...
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Vendor giant Ericsson announced a three-year partnership with Chinese social networking service Kaixin001 to develop new mobile application enabling users to more efficiently access the site. Per terms the agreement, Ericsson and Kaixin001 will jointly develop applications enabling users to manage their virtual space, interact with contacts and stay updated on their online communities via mobile d...
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BlackBerry MDS (Mobile Data System) is a development framework for BlackBerry that allows developers to use Visual Studio as a platform and use what RIM calls a RAD (rapid application development) method. The RAD development method involves a drag and drop interface where you can then create the code behind your forms to do the work. This news comes after RIM announced new plug-ins for Eclipse and...
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Social networking apps are some of the most popular on mobile phones today and I admit to using Twitter and Facebook quite a bit to staying in touch with family, friends, and fans. AT&T announced the availability of a new integrated social networking application, AT&T Social Net, that combines Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, and customizable news feeds into a single interface. As you can see...
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ZDNet on 29th Jul 2009 (via feedproxy.google.com)
Rapid application development tool MobiForms 5.0 now offers support for the Android platform, allowing mobile developers who want to make apps for Google (NSDQ: GOOG)s mobile platform to do so without any Java programming, Eclipse IDE and the Android SDK. MobiForms replaces all of these with one simple, intuitive, drag and drop interface. In terms of
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It was announced today that AT&T has acquired Plusmo, a mobile application development platform and solutions company, that AT&T hopes can bolster its mobile apps business and simplify the process along the way. Plusmo stands out from the rest in that it enables developers to create widgets and applications using common web development standards that allow
FlyCast announced today the launch of its own mobile application development ecosystem, which comes under the name of 'appMobi', and which is aimed at offering web developers new way of building rich applications for the iPhone and for Android-based mobile phones. Moreover, the company added that the new apps could be developed through the use of familiar tools, including Adobe DreamWeav...
