Mobile Newsletter - The class ReverseGeocodeQuery in Windows Phone 8.

7 articles this week Thursday, September 04, 2014 View online Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject. Advertisements New Dev Starter Kit Lets Your Imagination Run Wild Build devices & applications with Bluetooth Smart, a power efficient application-friendly wireless technology. The new Smart Starter Kit guides you through device & mobile app creation with hands-on labs plus sample source code. Learn More. Build Universal Apps for the Windows Platform If you develop for the Windows platform, you can now write apps that target both Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 with a single, shared codebase by creating a Universal App. Universal Apps are new to Windows. They let you share significant portions of your JavaScript, C#/Visual Basic, and C++ code across the Windows ecosystem. (more: MSDN Magazine) Apple Publishes The Top 10 Reasons It Rejects Apps In the first release of what looks to be something Apple intends to update regularly, the company has published a running Top 10 list of the most common reasons apps get rejected. (more: Techcrunch) Kotlin, the Swift of Android Now that Apple replaced Objective-C with Swift for iOS, the lack of a less archaic language for Android development has become more apparent. (more: Mike Gouline) How to Be a Highly Competitive Mobile Developer Since Americans are consumed by their smartphones alone for about an hour per day (a figure that doesn't even account for tablet/other electronic media usage), most companies need highly skilled mobile developers to adapt their website or service to mobile usage. (more: Mashable) Visual F# Includes Windows Phone 8.1 in Portable Library Support Version 3.1.2 of Microsoft's F# derivation has expanded portable library support and enables the Publish option in Web and Azure projects. (more: Visual Studio magazine) Embarcadero extends existing Windows apps to mobile devices With the emergence of mobile devices, connected gadgets and wearables, developers need to extend their app development to fit new devices and form factors. Embarcadero wants to help simplify the process; the company has announced RAD Studio XE7, its solution to build connected apps for Android, iOS, OS X and Windows, as well as gadgets and wearables. (more: SD Times) Testing Mobile: Emulators, Simulators And Remote Debugging In the early days of mobile, debugging was quite a challenge. Sure, you could get ahold of a device and perform a quick visual assessment, but what would you do after discovering a bug? (more: Smashing Magazine) Latest Articles 7 articles overall. 6 new, 1 updated. New articles added Android Android Practical Programming: Implementing Google Play Leaderboard Features within Your Game   (3 votes) by esupersun This article discusses the basic steps on how to implement Google Play leaderboard features within your game. Android Practical Programming: Implementing Google Play Achievement Features within Your Game   (2 votes) by esupersun This article discusses the basic steps on how to implement Google Play achievement features within your game. App Inventor communicating with WCF Service using TinyWebDb interface   (2 votes) by Pavel Sinkevich (updated yesterday) Implement TinyWebDb interface on WCF Service to communicate with Android application developed with App Inventor Mobile Development Mobile Development: PingNG-the next generation ping by hjgode As I needed a tool to test the maximum MTU size for a network, I needed a ping tool where I can define the packet size and the DF (Do Not Fragment-Flag). As I did not find such a tool, I wrote PingNG. It is a simple tool but the code had to avoid some […] Product Showcase DICOM Images and Metadata with LEADTOOLS by LEADTOOLS Support LEADTOOLS includes comprehensive support for DICOM in each of its programming interfaces including .NET (used in the examples below), CDLL, C++ Class Library, HTML5 / JavaScript, WinRT, iOS, Android and more. Windows Phone 7/8 The class ReverseGeocodeQuery in Windows Phone 8.   (3 votes) by Carmelo La Monica As explained in the previous article, the geolocation is one of the most frequently used features in the mobile and beyond, with it we are able to retrieve the location and information about the place in which we find ourselves, and used by an application to have otherinformation, such as restaurant Articles updated Android Android Touch Gestures Capturing Interface by pi19404 (updated yesterday) In this article we will look at unistrore gesture recognition for android devices © 2014 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Code Project Insider News click Unsubscribe. 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