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Category: Apps, iPhone Apps
Date: 2016-04-18
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Over the past few months Apple has quietly been adding more and more apps to their Apple TV, Yahoo and PBS are the latest to join the party. Yahoo brings their new Yahoo Screen app to the Apple TV offering access to the vast library of video content offered on yahoo, as they state on […]
If you are creating apps for mobile devices then you know that the biggest rivalry is between Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android. Perhaps the most important question is which platform generates the most revenue. The guys over at Webdesigner Depot have created this beautiful infographic to tackle just that question. iOS vs Android – […]
If you are looking for an alternative to your traditional banking service then look no further,Simple from finance company Simple built in collaboration with development firm,Two Toasters,has just what you need. Their user friendly iPhone app has been very popular since being released 8 months ago, and now they are bringing their services to Android with […]
The guys at Chupamobile, the leading marketplace for Mobile App components, have released the results of their 1st Worldwide developers Survey. The results suggest that more and more developers are beginning to integrate 3rd party components in their apps. The company found that almost 50% of developers use some form of 3rd party components. Some […]
We are sure many of you have had a great idea for a new application, however the thought of having to design the actual app and write the code has deterred many from even starting. Well this week we got to test Keynotopia.com, the site offers users templates that allow app developers to simply drag and […]
Most Android phones have a search button. this button is used to search contacts,applications or anything on the phone. We can make use of the search functionality in our apps. In this post we’re going to see how to implement search functionality to search for entries stored in a databaseand display them in a ListView. […]
In the last post we saw how to use Android services to do time consuming operations in the background. in this post we will see how can a client application call the methods of a service defined in another application. this is achieved through Android Interface Definition Language (AIDL). AIDL is a java like language […]
There may be a thousand great ideas in your mind that you would like to convert into an app – you’ll find it difficult to keep your spirit up after realizing that the development will cost a lot more money than you are able to bring in. So what to do? Reaching out for investors […]
Android Service is used for long-running processes that do not require user interaction, such as calling a web service and parsing response. Or processes that need to be running even if the application that started the service is not on the foreground such as playing mp3 files in a music player. we need to distinguish […]
In a previous last post we saw how to call REST and SOAP web services. The web service reponse can be one of the following: XML. SOAP. JSON. Parsing XML Android offers three types of XML parsers: DOM Parser. Pull Parser. SAX Parser. we’ll demonstrate each using the following xml example: <?xml version=”1.0″?> <person> <firstname>Jack</firstname> […]