Earlier when I came to development, I first became an iOS developer and then a User, this time I am moving the other way. I became an Android user first and now to a developer. Android seems to have a … Continue reading
Even though we can't say users are ditching their PCs for their smart phone's, we can say that the latter is getting more or less an undivided attention. So, let's infer that we are the age of smart phones. Due … Continue reading
The new android 3.1 released by Google is an incremental release of their tablet optimized Honeycomb (Android 3.0) operating system. Honeycomb was developed specially for devices with larger screen sizes (Tablets) which introduced features like holographic user interfaces, customizable home … Continue reading
If we look into user interface design, we can see that for the past few years, it has been changing constantly. Until now the keyboard and mouse stayed as the unavoidable input devices. But by the launch of tablets, slates, … Continue reading
Pushing via RSMB We have implemented the concept of push notification for three tier applications that enables enterprise data to talk with Android Tablet devices. The client server application publishes an update to the RSMB and the Android application … Continue reading
We already have a post on how Continuous Integration allows developers to work as a team effectively. Now let’s get into the finer details of implementing CI for Android applications and iPad applications. Our Android smartphone and iPad CI teams … Continue reading
