CodeProject | Mobile Newsletter - Unifying developer registration: Windows and Windows Phone

15 articles this week Thursday, November 07, 2013 View online Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject. Advertisements Develop iOS & Android apps using HTML5 & JavaScript Telerik Icenium enables you to code once and build, test, and publish cross-platform mobile apps. Now including iOS 7 support, integrated backend services and app run-time analytics! Start your 30 day trial with support! 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! Former Apple CEO John Sculley: 'I think BlackBerry can be saved' Of course, his track record isn't the most reliable. Or maybe he's just thinking of 'saved' as in 'put aside' or 'protected from damnation'? (more: Tech Vibes) Microsoft is making an astonishing $2 billion per year from Android patent royalties Compare that with the mostly unknown - but estimated - $600 million from Windows Phone, and the fire sale on Surface. Microsoft could (but shouldn't) switch over to just milking Android producers as their mobile strategy. (more: Business Insider) Unifying developer registration: Windows and Windows Phone From the "stuff I thought was always the case" file. Ah well, better late than never. Short version: if you've registered for one, you're now registered for both and can submit apps. Shorter version: PRIZES! (more: Window Phone Developer Blog) Stop Waiting for IT Infrastructure! Deploy Your App in Seconds. When you are developing web or mobile apps, why not build, test and run them in the cloud? Break free of infrastructure hassles and focus on development - all you need is your desktop/laptop. Sign up now! Bring Your Database to Life 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! What's making your Android insecure? Blame those free apps you never asked for Like you needed a reason to hate the bloat ware... sorry, "pre-loaded applications" your carrier and/or phone maker added to your app. In addition to them requesting too many permissions from the OS, they're probably also the least tested (at least the ones I've tried to use seem that way). (more: ZDNet) Apple takedown notice shutters site that helped locate iPhones for sale I'll never understand companies that do stuff like this: you have a website trying to help you sell your products, and you shut them down. Where's the upside? And who knew there was actually a "Terms of Service" for the Apple website? (more: Ars Technica) Microsoft delays Office for iPad, but speeds up Office for Windows RT Seeing as how iWork is free on the iPad now (for new devices), I can't see why they'd feel any need to rush to get iOffice working. Granted, there are a metric boat-load of devices they could be aiming for. (more: WP Central) Knock, knock. Who's there? You. Who are you? (Let us know and you might win) Departing BlackBerry CEO pens letter to employees as company's 'biggest fan' 'Thanks for the $22 million! Peace, out, suckas!' Or words to that effect (he's German, so 'suckas' probably isn't right). (more: The Verge) Latest Articles 15 articles overall. 5 new, 10 updated. New articles added Interviews Discussing MasterCard's OpenAPI platform with business leader Dave Butler - CodeProject Dave Butler, VP and Senior Business Leader at MasterCard, offers developers insight into the company's worldwide OpenAPI platform. Product Showcase Shake, Rattle and Roll: Dolby Sound on Android Devices - Ted Neward Shake, Rattle and Roll: Dolby Sound on Android Devices Articles updated Android MonoAndroid: Using GridView in your mobile application - ThatsAlok Demonstration of Android::GridView MonoAndroid: Using Started Service - ThatsAlok Demonstration of started service. MonoAndroid: Writing custom generic BaseAdapter in C# - ThatsAlok Using generic BaseAdapter to generate ListView MonoAndroid: Using Fragments in mobile app - ThatsAlok Using Fragments in your mobile application. MonoAndroid: Calling secondary activity - ThatsAlok Let's understand calling secondary activity and returning data from it. MonoAndroid: Writing ExpandableListView amd BaseExpandableListAdapter in C# - ThatsAlok Creating ExpandableListView and populating it with BaseExpandableListAdapter derived class Why your Android NDK breakpoints might fail and how to fix them - Ivan Shcherbakov This article explains why the breakpoints in native Android code might fail and how to fix them MonoAndroid: Using TabHost in your mobile applications - ThatsAlok TabHost control in MonoAndroid MonoAndroid: Using dotnet webservice (ASMX) - ThatsAlok Using ASMX webservices in your mobile application. Libraries Catalano Framework - César de Souza, Diego Catalano Scientific computing for Java and Android. New Tips and Tricks added Android Playing Audio on Android from an HTML5 File - Kyle Burrows Learn how to play Audio in an Android app from an HTML5 page in the Apps Assets folder. Bugs & Workarounds Workaround to Fix Audio Autoplay on Mobile Browsers! - Elagizy Most of the mobile browsers don't support audio autoplay to save mobile bandwidth on behalf of the user! New Technical Blogs added Android Fragments: Creating a Tabbed Android User Interface - Nick Cosentino Creating a tabbed Android User Interface. © 2013 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