Progress releases NativeScript 6.0 framework to speed up cross-platform development
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Google has banned a Chinese app developer for violating its advertising policies shortly after booting another from the Play Store. CooTek, a company listed on the New York Stock Exchange, has found itself on Google’s naughty list and had dozens of its app removed.
It’s an old mantra in tech: You either have the right technology or you don’t get anywhere. But is the premise that having the best technology equals success really valid?
Samsung’s Bixby Marketplace is now officially open for developers, according to reports.
Facebook has updated three of its most important APIs to version 4, bringing some important changes to be aware of. While the version number indicates a large release, it’s worth noting that Facebook is transitioning to major numbers for all new versions. The change in numbering aligns the version numbers of Facebook’s SDKs with the version of the API.
Qualcomm is reportedly working on a WearOS chipset that should finally deliver some tangible performance and battery life improvements. Qualcomm’s most recent WearOS chipset, the Snapdragon 3100, was widely regarded as a disappointment; offering minimal improvements over its predecessor.
