Full agenda, list of sessions for Google I/O 2013 revealed
With no less than 16 Android and 4 Glass sessions expected, Google IO 2013 will be amazeballs.
Gingerbread holds top spot as Android 4.0+ closes in
Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) remains the most popular version of the platform but 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and 4.1 (Jelly Bean) are closing the gap. New figures in the Android Developers Dashboard are out and things look to be moving right along with older stuff dying …
Android Market cuts active installs
Yesterday I was unpleasantly surprised when I saw active counters on my seemingly ever rising HireAdroid drop a whopping 30 percent. This morning I visited the Android Market forums to find out if I was the only unlucky developer experiencing this drop, and low and …
Dates Announced for Google IO 2012
The annual developer conference will attract hordes of Android faithful come next April.
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“Filthy Rich from Selling Android Apps”
With such striking counter-examples around, we’ve always been suspicious of the conventional wisdom that developers can’t make money with Android apps. Now we have more anecdotal evidence that it’s very possible to bring in serious money as an Android developer, in the form of an …
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Spacetime Studios: Pocket Legends on Android Generates 30%-50% More Revenue than iOS Version
Spactime Studios has shifted its attention to Android as a primary interest, largely due to the fact that the company is making oodles of cash from the platform.
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Change in URL Structure is Latest Sign of Web-Based Android Market
The long, grueling wait for a fully functional web-based Android Market may be just about over. We’ve been asking for one since the Market launched back in 2008, but it wasn’t until Vic Gundotra got on stage at 2010′s Google I/O that we saw what was in store for us. Given all the recent changes, it looks as if the new desktop client is upon us.
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AT&T’s Developer Summit on Eve of CES 2011
Mobile app developers heading off to Las Vegas for January’s CES 2011 conference would be wise to check out AT&T’s Developer Summit. Running all day long on January 5th, the summit features over 30 hours of technical and marketing assistance delivered by AT&T, device makers, and more.
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A Look into New Android Market Details
Developers logging into the Android Market developer console today will be greeted with new options. Looking at the console, there are three additions to help developers get extra exposure, discovery, and more.
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Google Teases New Android Market Features
he official Android developers blog updated yesterday with a post touting Market housekeeping. Designed primarily for developers to keep their apps up to date and ready for future devices, there’s a tiny blip that perked our ears up a tad.
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PayPal Coming to the Market Soon
A lot of people were asking themselves and Google why the Android Market didn’t have an option for PayPal payments. Don’t worry pals, PayPal is coming to the Market soon. Google has already set up the framework, I assume we’ll just have to wait for …
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EXCLUSIVE: Zedge to Level Playing Field for Developers with Discovery Network
Those of you who have been in the smart phone game for more than a few years are sure to recognize the name Zedge. Generating more than 4 million daily downloads, it’s safe to say someone knows about their wallpapers, ringtones, themes, videos, and more. …
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Samsung Opens Galaxy Tab Developer Forum
Samsung wants Android developers to start writing for their new Galaxy Tab so they are making things easier. To help create the best user experience for games and applications, Samsung has set up a new developer forum.
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Sprint Dangles $50,000 and More in ’4G App Challenge’
Sprint has partnered with Wired, Reddit and Ars Technica to put up $50,000 and some killer prizes in an effort to spur 4G app development. The contest, called the Sprint 4G App Challenge, pits apps against each other in five categories accepting – entertainment, gaming, productivity, social networking and multimedia. Submissions will be accepted until November 5th and will be judged on four merits – creativity, intuitive navigation, functionality and design.
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Scoreloop Adds PayPal Integration to Cross-Platform SDK
Scoreloop continues to help developers monetize their games this week with the addition of PayPal integration. Already the “leading social gaming infrastructure provider”, Scoreloop has been providing tools to help developers engage their end users all while earning additional money
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