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Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject.
 | Introducing Bluetooth® Developer Studio. This powerful tool can cut development time by up to 70%, reduce Bluetooth technology learning time by up to 50% and help deliver consistent Bluetooth services and applications across chipsets and platforms. Download Developer Studio now |
 | Intel® Android Training Creates Better Experiences Save time and target your app to multiple platforms and architectures with tools from Intel®. Easy-to-follow training videos offer tips, while added resources let you learn more. |
Mozilla nixes Firefox OS, bowing out of mobile race
And then there were three. Android and the iPhone prove too much to conquer for the plucky open-source organization. (more: IT World)
Focus by Firefox – Content Blocking for the Open Web
Today we are launching Focus by Firefox, a free content blocker for Safari users on iOS 9. The app allows users to control their data flow by blocking categories of trackers such as those used for ads, analytics and social media and allows increased performance on mobile devices by blocking Web fonts. (more: Mozilla)
Flip that App! Hybrid Mobile to JavaScript Native
At some point, you may decide that you need to diverge from the hybrid mobile ecosystem and try something different. Maybe you are looking to build a more native-like, performant app, moving away from some of the lagginess of the WebView. (more: Telerik)
 | Need to create Excel Charts? Use SpreadsheetGear to enable users to visualize data with comprehensive Excel-compatible charting, which makes creating, modifying, rendering and interacting with complex charts easier than ever before. Try it now! |
3D Game Engine for Android, iOS, and .NET
Building 3D experiences and games using a high-level framework that works across all of the major platforms is now as easy as installing a single NuGet package. (more: Xamarin)
Awaken Your Creativity with the new Windows.UI.Composition
The Windows.UI.Compositon WinRT APIs can be called from any Universal Windows Platform app to create lightweight visuals and apply powerful animations, effects, and manipulations on those objects in your application. (more: Building Apps for Windows)
iOS and Android Programming with Go
I was most excited to see what Go support on Android was like as they are both Google technologies and there have been rumblings of support from developers for a language to replace Java. (more: Sitepoint)
Cortana: Now available where and when you need her, no matter what smartphone you choose
Today, we're excited to announce that Cortana is available on select iPhone, Android and Cyanogen OS powered devices as a great companion experience to your Windows 10 PC. (more: Windows Experience blog)
New articles added
Android
 |  (4 votes) by (updated 2 days ago) Introduction to ENTERLIB a MVVM framework for Android |
| (3 votes) by (updated 4 days ago) This article discusses Android programming and aims at teaching you about Android programming for Camera and Widgets. |
New Tips and Tricks added
Design and Architecture
 |  (3 votes) by (updated 5 days ago) This tip presents a general method for capturing GUI events. |
iPhone
| (3 votes) by (updated 4 days ago) How to display activity indicator with overlay |
Web Services
| (2 votes) by (updated 33 minutes ago) |
New Technical Blogs added
Cross Platform
 | (8 votes) by (updated yesterday) If you are a C# fan and want to build applications that reuse the code base for multiple frameworks and platforms, read this post, it would help you "get started". |
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