iOS sure has come a long way… iOS was initially introduced as a platform for consumer devices via the iPhone in 2007. The rise of the Apple App Store in 2008 quickly made the iPhone the top consumer smartphone choice for enthusiasts and knowledge workers...
Tags / NetAdvantage, Data Visualization, Android, Mobile Development, Windows Phone, Infragistics, iPhone, iPad, Apple App Store, Apple, Mobile Ecosystem, Mac, iOS, Motion Framework, HTML5, Chart, Grid, ListView, jQuery Mobile, jQuery, Xcode, Objective C, MacBook, C#, MobileAdvantage, iguanaUI, NucliOS, igniteUI, Xamarin, MonoTouch
I want to express a warm thank you to all the HDC attendees who came to my talk last Thursday , titled “ iOS Development Survival Guide for the .NET Guy ”. We had a big crowd in the room and I had a lot of fun delivering this talk. This was actually quite...
Tags / NetAdvantage, User Groups, Mobile Development, Windows Phone, Enterprise Mobility, Microsoft, Infragistics, Community, iPhone, iPad, Apple, Conference, Event, Slides, Mac, iOS, Visual Studio, Xcode, Objective C, Microsoft .NET, Windows 8, C#, HDC, Prairie DevCon, VSLive
Last April, Jason Beres announced our first entry into the world of iOS controls for Apple Xcode developers: NetAdvantage for iOS . Today I am happy to report that we have entered the public beta phase of this project. This is your chance to download...
Tags / NetAdvantage, Android, Mobile Development, MVP, Windows Phone, Microsoft, Infragistics, iPhone, iPad, Apple App Store, Apple, Mac, iOS, Chart, Grid, jQuery Mobile, jQuery, Xcode, Objective C, WWDC
A debate is raging in the technology world these days: Is there a need for a third mobile ecosystem? (FYI, iOS and Android are the first two) If so, which is it gonna be? My position is that yes, we need a third mobile ecosystem, and Windows Phone is...
Tags / Product Management, Windows 7, NetAdvantage, Android, Geek Life, Mobile Development, MVP, Touch Computing, Windows Phone, Enterprise Mobility, Microsoft, Infragistics, iPhone, Visual Basic, Mango, Tango, Open Source, Google, Nokia, Apple App Store, Lumia 800, Samsung, Storage, Apple, Dual-core, Symbian, Apollo, Windows RT, DroidRage, Nintendo, Open Handset Alliance, MeeGo, Linux, PlayStation, Mobile Ecosystem, Wii, Metro, Lumia 900, Mac, Bada, Technology Wars, Sega, Windows Mobile, Cars, Xbox 360, WebOS, AJAX, Bitlocker, Blu-Ray, Windows CE, Skype, iOS, RIM, Research in Motion
