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| Thursday, January 08, 2015 | View online |
Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject.
We finally know what comes after the smartphone
I'm very sorry, but you have to learn two new technology acronyms today: IoT and ADAS. Neither is elegant, both are important. (more: The Verge)
Intel Introduces (Another) Computer On A Stick
Intel announced its Compute Stick at the Consumer Electronics Show on Wednesday. Unlike the similar looking Amazon Fire Stick or Chromecast, the Compute Stick is a fully functional computer that you can plug into an HDMI monitor. (more: ReadWrite)
iPhone 6 boosts iOS market share; Android slips
Apple's iPhone 6 and 6 Plus continued on a sales tear in November, prompting a surge in iOS's smartphone user share in all but one of the countries monitored by Kantar Worldpanel Comtech, the research firm said today. (more: Computer world)
Targeting Android with the C++ REST SDK
One of the new features added in C++ REST SDK library is support for targeting Android using the Visual Studio 2015 cross platform mobile development, as well as the x86 Android emulator. (more: Visual C++ blog)
Microsoft Mobile Report Offers Developers Pointers on App Success
A December report on Windows Phone Store app downloads also offers some tips for developers looking to make it big with their mobile apps. (more: Visual Studio magazine)
Microsoft Office Preview apps for Android tablets are now open to anyone
Two months to the day after Microsoft launched a trio of all-new Office apps for Android tablets, the software giant has today revealed that Word, Excel, and PowerPoint are now available for anyone to download with a compatible device. (more: Venture Beat)
Top Three Challenges in Enterprise Mobile App Development in 2015
With that increase, many mobile app developers will be called upon to create internal mobile enterprise apps. These apps have many requirements and considerations that differ from the typical app destined for the public app stores. In this article, we will take the top three challenges and share some tips on how to meet these challenges. (more: Java Code Geeks)
New articles added
Mobile Development
 |  (1 votes) by (updated yesterday) 3 times CP Vantiy from a single codebase (hopefully) |
Articles updated
Android
|  (20 votes) by (updated 3 days ago) Turn your Android phone into a SMS gateway, sending and receiving SMS through RESTful service |
Boards / Embedded devices
| (138 votes) by (updated 4 days ago) Remote control a squirt gun, open the garage, and water the garden all through .net |
IoT Services
| (30 votes) by (updated 6 hours ago) A complete walk through on IoT Device programming, Web Service programming and IoT Client programming. |
New Tips and Tricks added
Android
 |  (3 votes) by (updated 3 days ago) In this article we will implement a general Parcelable class and name it ParcelableEntity. Then all other entity class can extend it, then they will be parcelable too. So there is no need to implement Parcelable class for other classes. |
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