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9 articles this week Thursday, April 10, 2014 View online Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject. Advertisements Most Powerful, Real-Time Crash Reporting for iOS & Android Spend less time finding & more time fixing crashes. Crashlytics provides deep insights, even the exact line of code your app crashed on. Trusted by apps like Square, Yelp & Path, we offer unlimited developer seats at no cost! Enjoy it on us. Plantronics Developer Connection announces an SDK private beta! New Spokes 3.0 SDK features include a standalone library allowing you to support Plantronics devices in your app without needing to deploy the full Spokes software product and much more. Read about and sign up for the private beta here. Bluetooth wants to talk directly to the Internet—and soon it will Love the idea of getting rid of the middleman, assuming they can keep the power consumption down that is. (more: ReadWrite) Ludei aims to lure HTML5 developers away from Adobe's Phonegap Based on the track record of the company currently owning Phonegap, this could be a good thing. (more: VentureBeat) Here are some of the crazy phones you can build with Google's Project Ara Take all the best bits of Lego and cellphones, and I think you've created a geek masterpiece. (more: The Verge) Windows Phone 8.1: A lap around the new development features Don't get fooled by the version number: Windows Phone 8.1 isn't just a minor update, but it's a totally new version of our favorite operating system, both for users but, most of all, for developers. (more: qmatteoq) The decline of the mobile web If people write apps for phones, does that decrease the use of the mobile web? Is this a good or bad thing? (more: Chris Dixon) Aviary overhauls its photo SDK for enhanced iOS integration Need to add photo-editing to your app? (more: The Next Web) Google kills fake anti-virus app that hit No. 1 on Play charts I continue to be amazed by the creativity of crooks. I suppose the good news is that they were caught, but why did this get through the approval process? (more: The Register) Latest Articles 9 articles overall. 8 new, 1 updated. New articles added Product Showcase How Scribblify Delivers a Cross-Platform GUI with Node.js* and the Chromium* Embedded Framework - Edward J Correia The Scribblify drawing app with its 10-point touch capability and Google Chrome*-based GUI took the grand prize in the Intel® App Innovation Contest 2013 using resources from the Intel® Developer Zone. Articles updated Android Half circle listview - huyletran Listview item will be displayed and scrolled in a circle. New Tips and Tricks added Android Easiest Way to Call a RESTful Method from Android - B. Clay "el Gonző" Shannon Call a RESTful method from Android without breaking, or in any wise damaging, a sweat How to View SQLite Data from Droidio - B. Clay "el Gonző" Shannon Step-by-step instructions on how to view SQLite data from Android Studio and SQLite Data Browser How to Effortlessly become a Historian, Archaeologist, and Forensic Technician (with your Android code) - B. Clay "el Gonző" Shannon How to View Every Change You've Ever Made to a File in Droidio With No Setup C# Turn an Enum into a Simple State Machine - LShep Turn an Enum into a simple state machine via a generic wrapper and modular increment methods Cross Platform Apply a custom default style on QML controls - Marco Bertschi A short guide on how you can style and customize the appearance of you QML controls in a CSS-like way iPhone Reconsider overriding UIView.Draw or UIView.DrawRect. - Yvan Rodrigues There is a very high virtual memory penalty if you do. New Technical Blogs added Windows Phone 7/8 Performing Page Navigation in Windows Phone Apps - Madhur Kapoor In the previous article, we learned the basics of creating a simple Windows Phone app. In this post, we will look at how to perform navigation between different pages in Windows Phone app. We will use the same Visual Studio solution used in the previous post and continue from there. Open the MyFirst © 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