Publish date: February 20, 2014
Section:RW Mobile
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TestFlight is popular in the iOS developer community for its powerful dashboard that lets developers test early versions of their…
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Now 25,000 members can join the likes of Richard Branson and Bill Gates in publishing on the professional network.
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PayPal continues its push to be the payment platform app developers build upon.
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A security research firm has found major security holes in Belkin's line of smart home devices.
Irrational Games, the company behind Bioshock, will officially close its doors after 17 years.
Robocoin announces plans to install bitcoin teller machines in Seattle and Austin, Texas later this month.
A new OpenStack compatibility initiative could open the cloud-software project further—while also possibly undermining Red Hat.
The code schools that promise a successful job in programming should be subject to government oversight.
A Cyanogen developer hacks Chromecast to mirror an Android phone's screen to a television.
In five to 10 more years, 3D printing capabilities could be incredible.
Long marketed as a way to master huge quantities of data, Hadoop is now booming because its proponents have learned to sell it small.
How an entrepreneur decided to make the Internet of Things right at home.
Twitter could leverage its dominance of real time news to offer e-commerce based on high value, trending product discovery.
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