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You're Using PhoneGap For All The Wrong Reasons
Assuming you're using PhoneGap of course. And that you're not using it for reasons the author feels are useful. (more: ReadWrite)
Microsoft Office apps for Android phones are now available to everyone
The Office apps, which are now available to everyone as they are no longer in preview, will replace the current Office Mobile hub for Android and offer the same touch-optimized Office experience currently available for Android tablets but for a smaller screen. (more: Neowin)
A Developers Guide to Risky Android App Permissions
Android uses permissions to filter the capabilities of an application and it's up to the user whether to accept the permissions of an application upon installation. The problem is that users tend to not read permissions and accept them thoughtlessly. This can lead to a range of security issues from private information flowing to the Android operating system and worse, kernel alterations. (more: Sitepoint)
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Apple has published a great free learn to code course for Swift?—?on GitHub
Apple has apparently, via some sort of collaboration with a university professor, published last week?—?during WWDC?—?a really solid-looking learn-to-code curriculum for Swift that is kind of on iTunes U but that is really on GitHub. (more: Medium)
What It Takes To Get Your App To Market
You've developed a killer app that you know other developers and users want. Are you ready to take it to market? It's time to do some research and see where this new venture can take you. (more: Visual Studio Magazine)
When it comes to mobile apps, IT is 'slow, poor and weak'
Smartphones and tablets are ubiquitous in businesses, but are your users getting the mobile support they need from your IT team or are they bringing their own apps because they don't think IT can deliver? (more: CIO)
Internet of Things apps can be very profitable
Although the Internet of Things is often regarded as a technology that is yet to really burst into life, a recent study reveals that it can already be hugely profitable. (more: Beta News)
New articles added
iPhone
 |  (4 votes) by (updated 2 days ago) Describes a design approach for implementing dynamic rows in a UITableView |
Windows Phone 7/8
|  (3 votes) by (updated 5 days ago) Geolocalize a device and store coordinates on webserver |
Articles updated
C / C++ Language
| (23 votes) by (updated 2 days ago) Adding cross-platform round-trip JSON serialization to C++ classes |
Custom Controls
| (34 votes) by (updated yesterday) A modern real-time HTML5 chat implementation for the web and mobile worlds. |
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