Apple and Stanford University this week will begin offering free videos and course materials on iPhone application development. Video recordings of Stanford's 10-week computer science class, taught by ...

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iPhone application development is an expensive, mainly because of the cost of selecting and training developers to produce quality software based on increasing technological innovation. However, there ...

Tom Krazit writes about the ever-expanding world of Google, as the most prominent company on the Internet defends its search juggernaut while expanding into nearly anything it thinks possible. He has ...

Unless you're an app developer, you'll probably want to wait for the iOS 17 public beta in July. With more than a decade of experience, Nelson covers Apple and Google and writes about iPhone and ...

If developer interest in iPhone sessions at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) next week is any indication, we should see an explosion of software for the device. While the conference ...

If you ever had an idea for an iPhone app but did not really have a clue about how you would get it working, your time has come. A new generation of simplified iPhone app development environments are ...

There has been no shortage of stories lately about the success of inane, debatably offensive iPhone apps, and their developers are typically (and understandably) thrilled at making it big in the App ...

In today’s digital economy, iPhone applications play a pivotal role in connecting businesses with consumers – driving engagement and revenue. The Apple App Store, hosting approximately 2 million apps, ...