HTML5 is being used by almost 50% of developers, and is projected to grow to 80% within the next three years. This infographic below from Uberflip provides a guide to the technology that will be powering the majority of apps, video and rich media content viewed on mobiles and PCs over the next few years…
Google’s Nexus 7 tablet is due for launch in a couple of weeks, but the internet giant has admitted the iPad rival will go on sale in Europe without access to the Play Store’s music, magazines or TV shows after it failed to agree deals with the rights holders.
Publisher IPC has appointed mobile app agency Swanify to spearhead its push to reach consumers on the go.
Google has shut down 5 more products and the internet giant continues to streamline its operations to focus on its core products.
Bacardi and Novus Leisure have partnered with mobile marketing agency Sponge to run an in-bar mobile QR code promotion offering 2 for 1 Bacardi Mojitos.
Adobe will discontinue development of Flash for Android 4.1 this summer, starting August 15th, as the firm looks to focus on the new HTML5 technology for video and rich media displays in the future.
LinkedIn will no longer display tweets after Twitter ended a three year partnership with the business social networking service.
Google has launched an iOS compatible version of Chrome, making its increasingly popular browser available to iPad and iPhone users for the first time.
Last week, eBay launched a motor app amidst the smartphone sales boom, with car buyers starting to spend users spending tens of thousands of pounds on motors on the move. Richard Anson, Founder of Reevoo, the social commerce solutions provider, takes a closer look at what this means for the automotive and smartphone sectors.
Google has launched its first own-brand tablet computer, taking on Apple, Amazon and Microsoft in an increasingly crowded and fast-growing market.