[TechRepublic] App development for the Human in Human Interface Device

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App development for the Human in Human Interface Device Best practices dictate that when designing iOS Apps you keep in mind that users are part of the interface. Read more Resource of the day Comparison of Cisco and ShoreTel Unified Communication Solutions Check out this white paper to learn more about the difference between Cisco and ShoreTel unified communications offerings. Mobile ad formats for Android apps Android developer Tim Mackenzie explains the differences between on-screen ads, intermittent content, and out-of-app ads, and discusses what to consider when selecting an ad format for your app. Read more Twitter API changes: Why it's time for developers to adapt Twitter's restrictions on how developers' access its platform are inevitable but don't mean the demise of popular third party apps and services. Read more Poll: Developers, are you part of your company's sales process? Are you part of your company's sales process? Answer the poll, and then let us know in the forum what you think about developers participating in the sales process. Read more 10 tips for testing apps for the real world Today's apps are being used in situations and environments that traditional testing methods never anticipated. Read more Poll: Do you develop Android apps for your enterprise? Android developers, take this TechRepublic poll to let us know whether you're developing apps for your company. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Why you need to clean out dead code paths Justin James describes how a dead feature he left in place caused a bug. He encourages other developers not to get into the bad habit of never deleting dead code. Read more Can BlackBerry 10 be RIM's thumb-driven saviour? RIM has pinned its hopes on BlackBerry 10 taking the number three position in mobiles, and more. Read more The Upside: The design decisions behind BlackBerry 10 This week's podcast discusses the design of the unique BlackBerry 10 interface, Gangnam style, and exposes some questionable musical tastes. Read more Apple's iPhone 5: Have secrets and lies rendered it boring? Critics of Apple's iPhone 5 say its predictability and lack of innovation are a big disappointment. But the cash registers are telling a different story. Read more Featured multimedia   Cracking Open the Apple iPhone 5 Bill Detwiler cracks open the iPhone 5 and shows you how the redesigned case and interior hardware layout make the device easier to disassemble and repair. View on site Today's recommended downloads Smarter Commerce for Consumer Products (IBM) Forrester Seven Top Integration Trends for 2011 to 2012 (IBM) TCO Benchmarking Study: Unified Communications (ShoreTel) Comparison of Cisco and ShoreTel Unified Communication Solutions (ShoreTel) Comparison of Avaya and ShoreTel Unified Communication Solutions (ShoreTel) Connect with TechRepublic Security engineering: A needed profession We know what we want when it comes to our digital well-being. Policy makers know what they want. The problem is they're not close to being the same thing. Michael Kassner interviews two advocates who are trying to fix that. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tech news analysis, tips, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Tablets in the Enterprise Five Apps Software Engineer Smartphones

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