CodeProject | Mobile Newsletter - Replicant developers find backdoor in Android Samsung Galaxy devices

1 articles this week Thursday, March 13, 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! Critical crypto flaw in Facebook's WhatsApp for Android exposes chats sigh. People. We need to talk. I know I've been guilty of less secure code in the past, but I've never sold an app for $19 billion. (more: Ars Technica) W3C boss Jeff Jaffe explains how the web will beat smartphone apps and keep growing Because 'good enough' is often all you really need? (more: ZDNet) Windows Phone users do crave popular apps, no matter what apologists, fanboys say They don't just want Grumpy Birds, they want them good and Angry! Still, just how many do they need? I think MetroTwit was a great Tw*tter client (until Tw*tter killed them). You didn't need an 'official' client. (more: Beta News) HTML5 Mobile App Development with PhoneGap So you want to make legit mobile applications, but you don't want to learn the native toolkits for Android, iOS or even Windows 8? This course may be for you. Datawind aims to make $20 tablet computer Say, has anyone heard about "One laptop per child" lately? While I definitely wouldn't buy one of these for my own use, it sounds perfect for "entry level users" (that's the polite term for them, isn't it?) (more: CBC) Replicant developers find backdoor in Android Samsung Galaxy devices OK, everyone surprised a hardware vendor put a backdoor in a device put up your hands. I'm sure it was put in for "legitimate purposes", and "couldn't possibly be misused." (more: Phoronix) Windows Phone 9 release date, news and rumors OK, mostly rumours, but this is also a good summary of what we know will be coming with 8.1 as well. (more: TechRadar) Desiging Great Apps Design guidance from the shiny ones themselves. Guaranteed to change with the next brainwave. Probably also useful for non-iDevelopers as well. (more: Apple) Latest Articles 1 articles overall. 1 new, 0 updated. New articles added iPhone iCPVanity: CP Vanity for iOS 7 - Serge Desmedt A port of CP Vanity to iOS © 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