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An easy hack to see if your Android code executes on the emulator

William J. Francis shares a handy tip for detecting whether an app is running on an actual Android device or the emulator. Read more

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Codorniu tastes the benefits of the Cloud

With a mix of HP servers and varied storage systems, Spanish vintner Codorniu was vulnerable to outages and taxing the IT staff. This case study shows how adopting IBM hardware and software and a cloud-based approach changed everything.


The five most popular iOS App Builder Blog posts of 2012

Five posts in the first few months of the iOS App Builder blog stood out from all of the other posts. Read more

Introduction to Android native development

Android developer Tim Mackenzie notes that native code should be used only when necessary. Find out when it is needed. Read more

Best practices: Develop heterogeneous iOS apps

Your next iOS app should combine the distinct advantages of a native app with the versatility of an HTML5 app. Read more

Android resource types: from basic to advanced

App developers, read this overview of some of the basic and more advanced resource types that are commonly used in Android projects. Read more

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Android apps and SSL: Where's the padlock?

Are we making dangerous assumptions about Android apps and SSL connections? It seems like it, but Michael Kassner asks the experts to be sure. Read more

Microsoft Office for iOS to hit iPhones, iPads

The details of the deal are still being worked out, but Erik Eckel looks forward to Microsoft Office coming to Apple iOS devices soon. Read more

A developer's predictions for 2013

Justin James reflects on the Java and .NET ecosystems and looks ahead to 2013. Let us know if you agree with his predictions about the development landscape. Read more


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Stay organized with these five apps

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