CodeProject | Mobile Newsletter - Mobile Developer Market Insights Webinar

7 articles this week Thursday, December 12, 2013 View online Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject. Advertisements Build iOS & Android apps with Visual Studio Telerik Icenium now includes Visual Studio integration. Code once using pure HTML5 & JavaScript - build, test, and publish native-running iOS & Android apps. Start your 30 day trial with support! A Taste of Wearable Concept1 With features such as head tracking and fall detection, the PLT Labs new Wearable Concept1 headset is opening up opportunities in app development. See what hackers are creating with this cool wearable device in a recent blog post by Morgan Davis. Mobile Developer Market Insights Webinar Developer Media's latest research provides some key insights for marketers targeting mobile developers (and nearly every developer is a mobile developer now). You'll learn where the untapped market opportunities lie, what platforms developers are interested in, and how you can harness this still-growing market. You'll leave this webinar with four key, actionable insights to help you in your developer outreach. (more: Developer Media) IntelliJ IDEA 13 brings a full bag of goodies to Android developers Not a partial bag: a full bag of goodies. Everything from the editor, logging, even the database editor. Very shiny (and did you know it was Learn Android month - wouldn't this come in handy then?) (more: JetBrains) Why Nokia is building an Android phone and why Microsoft might not kill it "Keep your friends close and your enemies closer?" I guess it's better than not selling a phone to someone. Also, as Microsoft ends up making a bit for every Android device sold, it might not hurt that much. (more: All Things D) Google launches 2D physics library LiquidFun, Google Play games plugin for Unity, and new game categories What did I say last week about a new games library every week? Here's this week's (at least it works for both Android and iOS, that's a plus) (more: The Next Web) Google releases Android Device Manager app Another one from the department of "Shouldn't they have had this already?" Oh right, the old one was just a Website. Now you can nuke your Android devices from other Android devices. Handy, assuming you've got multiple devices. (more: News.com) Ubuntu Touch OS wins its first smartphone partner Well, whaddyaknow, Ubuntu's mobile OS (aka, the other-other-other phone OS) actually has a taker. Why, I'm not entirely sure as Android really is Linux (isn't it?), but I guess it does have that Google smell attached to it. (more: News.com) Sneaky Android malware calls premium rate numbers when you're not looking Don't get me wrong: I think malware writers are some of the lowest form of pond scum. However, you do have to give them credit: they do sometimes come up with some clever ways of monetizing their stuff. (more: Beta News) Latest Articles 7 articles overall. 3 new, 4 updated. New articles added Product Showcase Android* Application Development and Optimization on the Intel® Atom™ Platform - Android on Intel This paper introduces detailed methods for developing and porting an Android application on the Intel Atom platform, and discusses the best known methods for developing applications using the Android Native Development Kit (NDK) and optimizing performance. Google Cloud Platform: Mobile Endpoints - Ted Neward Google Cloud Platform - Part 4: Mobile Endpoints Articles updated Android A Domain Specific Language for Android touch events: Part 1: Description and usage of the DSL - Serge Desmedt A DSL for creating touch gestures in Android. A Domain Specific Language for Android touch events: Part 2: Construction and inner workings - Serge Desmedt Conception of a DSL for creating touch gestures in Android. Mobile Development Beyond Mobile Gestures - Yildirim Kocdag What is next for Mobile Gestures? Past and Future of Mobile Gestures New Tips and Tricks added iPhone AutoLayout and UILabel Don't Get Along - Yvan Rodrigues This handy tip is an easy workaround for a shortcoming in iOS 6 and 7. Tips and Tricks updated Testing and QA Testing an Application on an iPhone - Gurunath Navale Two methods for testing applications on an iPhone. © 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