CodeProject | Mobile Newsletter - What happens after Apple features your app in the App Store

6 articles this week Thursday, January 09, 2014 View online Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject. Advertisements Real-Time iOS & Android Performance Statistics Improve your iOS & Android app performance and get a shirt! New Relic gives iOS & Android Developers real-time visibility into app performance & throughput. Spot bugs & fix code-level problems. Try New Relic today, and the shirt is yours to keep! Build Data-Driven Apps in Minutes Iron Speed Designer is the fastest way to deliver feature-rich applications for .NET, SharePoint and software-as-a-service cloud computing environments. Amaze users with visually stunning applications that look like they took months to build. Download a Trial! BlackBerry to refocus on physical keyboards, CEO says OK, maybe there is hope for Blackberry still. I'm glad someone there realizes they're not Apple, and they should play to their strengths instead of chasing a market they're starting fifth in. (more: Tech Vibes) What happens after Apple features your app in the App Store tl;dr version: A metric boatload of downloads. So, one marketing strategy is to create something that gets the attention of the people picking features. (more: Mashable) Microsoft claims Windows Phone dominance over iPhone in 24 countries The bad news is that those countries are Greenland, Mongolia, Iceland, and Botswanna. OK, just kidding (no hate mail please): they didn't actually say which countries. (more: Tech Radar) Ford Announces Automotive App Developer Conference As I've heard before, "In the future, everyone will have an app store." Oh, wait. That was me saying it. And this is a conference. OK, I need a new quote or something. (more: Mashable) Windows Phone-Android dual boot devices: Not as crazy as you might think Sez yu. While I can *almost* see a use for a Windows/Android frankenmachine, I really can't see a use for a phone - already limited in 'disk' space - with the ability to switch OSes. (more: Computerworld) Nokia's Android phone UI comes in to the light, too bad you can't buy it Looks an awful lot like another phone OS that I've seen lately. Can't quite put my finger on it... (more: Neowin) What Intel's Edison means: One card to smarten up dumb gadgets and connect them all I have to admit, this is the one thing shown at CES that interests me (much more than the WiFi-enabled barbecue grill). It has potential to change the way stuff interacts with one another. (more: Read Write) Latest Articles 6 articles overall. 1 new, 5 updated. New articles added Android AndroidVision: Learn Image Processing on your mobile - Serge Desmedt Experiment with OpenCV imageprocessing methods on your mobile phone Articles updated Android Create your first Android Game with libgdx - Giannakakis Kostas Create your first Android Game with libgdx An Android File Save Dialogue - cigwork A general purpose file save popup for Android. Database Simple and fast CSV library in C# - Pascal Ganaye This library allow serialization and deserialization of objects to CSV with very little code. General Graphics ExifLib - A Fast Exif Data Extractor for .NET 2.0+ - Simon McKenzie Reads JPEG Exif data without the heavyweight and unnecessary instantiation of GDI+ objects. Libraries Introduction to Nido (FREE) Framework .NET/ C# - Nirosh Nido Framework with .Net 4.0 and Entity Framework help you standardize your Business Logic Layer (BLL). © 2014 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Code Project Insider News click here. CodeProject 503-250 Ferrand Drive, Toronto Ontario, M3C 3G8 Canada +1 416-849-8900 x 100 Please do not reply directly to this email. It was sent from an unattended mailbox. For correspondence please use webmaster@codeproject.com