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Intel announces Java-to-iOS path
Intel unveiled a new set of features for its Integrated Native Development Experience (INDE) developer tools platform that will allow Android developers to port their applications to iPhone with only UI changes likely being required. (more: SD Times)
Google pushes fixes for critical code-execution bug in Android
Google and its Android partners on Wednesday started distributing a fix for a vulnerability that could cause millions of phones to execute malicious code when they're sent a malformed text message or the user is lured to a malicious website. (more: Ars Technica)
The War for Control of the Mobile Web is About to Heat Up
Material Design has a secret mission: blow a hole in Apple's differentiation, and give the Mobile advantage back to Google. (more: Medium)
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Your smartphone and laptop battery life could endanger your privacy
A HTML5 feature called the Battery Status API lets websites check the status of your device's battery with such precision that it could be used to track you in short time intervals, researchers claim. And that's even if you're using identity-concealing software such as Tor. (more: Mashable)
Get your hands on Android Studio 1.3
Android Studio 1.3 is our biggest feature release for the year so far, which includes a new memory profiler, improved testing support, and full editing and debugging support for C++. (more: Android Developers)
A Eulogy for Objective-C
Don't let the door hit you on the way out? (more: Realm)
Apple Updates TestFlight App With Support for iOS 9, watchOS 2 Features
Apple today updated its TestFlight beta testing platform and app for iOS to add support for upcoming iOS 9 and watchOS 2 features, letting developers begin internal testing on beta features through Apple's official app testing platform. (more: Mac Rumors)
New articles added
Algorithms & Recipes
 |  (3 votes) by (updated 3 days ago) Plug-in Architecture To Work in WinForms MVC + WPF MVVM + ASP.Net MVC + Mobile (Xamarin MVC/PhoneGap MVC) + Win 10 Universal App MVC |
Android
| (1 votes) by (updated 5 days ago) This blog covers some Tips and Tricks on memory optimization and working with textures and was compiled by Steve Hughes who works as an Applications Engineer for Visual Computing at Intel. |
Articles updated
Mobile Development
|  (11 votes) by (updated yesterday) In this article we will learn how to create a simple Name Puzzle game for Windows Mobile using Universal App development. |
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