Sentences with phrase «developing apps for tablet»

Like Amazon and Barnes and Noble, Kobo continues to develop apps for tablets and smartphones including the Apple iPad and iPhone.
These companies are developing apps for tablets as well as iPhones.

Not exact matches

Polar, whose smartphone app clients have included Condé Nast and CBS Sports, has inked a deal with RIM to develop more than 100 exclusive apps for RIM's new PlayBook tablet computer, which launches April 19.
If a significant number of people are viewing your website on smartphones and tablets, for example, perhaps it's time to consider developing a mobile app or optimizing your site for mobile to better serve them.
A priest in Italy, already known for an iPhone application, has now developed an app for the iPad that would give priests the ability to celebrate Mass using the popular tablet computer from Apple Inc., rather than the traditional missal.
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In «Toddlers and Tablets,» an article in the latest issue of Education Next, Alex Hernandez writes about the apps now being developed for preschoolers.
Amazon developed a specialized version of their Kindle e-reading app for Samsung smartphones and tablets called Kindle for Samsung.
Barnes and Noble has been making tablets since 2010 and they developed their own app store in order to provide an avenue for customers to download and install free and paid apps.
Serious readers have turned to tablets to read e-books due to the sheer number of apps that have been developed for Android and iOS.
Shah also noted that if RIM is «smart about signing up the army of Java app developers to come develop for PlayBook, it would make the new tablet a force to reckon with in health care.»
Despite evidence that sales of non-iOS tablets will not take off for the next few years, a number of news organizations have launched one - size - fits - all apps for Android tablets to complement their multi-platform, «all access» subscription offerings, and a few have even developed apps for RIM's QNX platform and Palm's webOS software.
Also unveiled today was a new Readium SDK project to develop an EPUB ® 3 rendering engine optimized for native apps on tablets and other devices.
Most are less expensive than Windows tablets and iPads, but users often feel Android apps are not as well developed as those for the iPad.
Many developers that are being courted to develop for the beleaguered tablet don't like the fact it is so easy to pirate apps.
I've also developed a proprietary app for phones and tablets.
After developing the interface for the tablets, Queens Library set out to develop an app that could be used by all library customers to access the library's programs and services on their own devices.
Earlier this year the company developed an app with Griffin Technology that allowed kids to color with their fingers or with an optional iMarker stylus on tablet devices, but that app had a lot of competition from a multitude of free and paid drawing programs for small hands.
The App World for the Playbook houses customized applications that were strictly developed for the tablet by developers.
Instead of paying the fees to develop 3 or 4 different e-reading apps for Android, Windows, Blackberry, MAC, or iOS, some companies are moving to working on a singular reading platform, that is able to be accessed on any smartphone, tablet, or e-reader.
More and more sites are developing the capability to launch fully interactive literature for tablet PCs, smart phones, and other app - enabled devices.
It also had a mini-USB (oddly not micro-USB) and a Toshiba developed «Resolution +» technology for scaling phone apps and making them look decent on a tablet.
The apps are part of Adobe's new cloud based initiative, aptly termed «Adobe Creative Cloud,» which is being developed as a means of accessing apps relevant for desktop and tablet devices or for finding essential creative services.
Adobe is working around the slower download times for smartphones versus tablets with the introduction of Background Downloading, which allows the publishers to identify which content needs to be focused on in the front - and - center of the download by flagging it when they develop the app, compared to content that can load at a more leisurely pace.
Hopefully, as more companies like Oceanhouse Media and iStoryTime continue to develop interactive children's content for tablets through downloadable apps, the prices of some of the more popular children's book titles will come down.
This update helps developers easily work with the Native SDK beta version to develop more apps for the PlayBook, as also bring popular Android apps to the tablet, in the near future.
Country's government wants to develop a constantly - growing ecosystem of education - related apps for the budget tablet aimed at students.
To make it easier for developers to programme apps for the new OS, QNX has created a virtualisation option that means they won't even need to own a tablet to develop for it.
Well, due to Google's announcement about Icecream Sandwich, developers have chosen to wait for Icecream Sandwich SDK (Apps developed can hence run on tablets and Mobiles).
Lenovo has a number of apps and games that have been developed especially for the tablet - computer usage.
The gallery app is developed for the tablet's size, as is the video player - both show the BRAVIA Engine 2 off at their best.
After Amazon's success developing an iPad app, they've now tailored apps for Android and Windows tablet platforms, doing the usual: giving access to 775,000 ebooks, which can be bought once and read on various platforms.
One of the problems with having a new operating system is the fact that there usually isn't an ecosystem of apps developed for the tablet when it launches.
Developers won't create Android tablet apps without tablets, and the Samsung Galaxy Tab is the first one you'd actually want to develop something for.
HD apps exist in the market but what's needed is for development teams to be looking at 200 million Android smartphones, tens of millions of Android tablets and see that momentum as a sign to take Ice Cream Sandwich and develop for Android first, not second.
The Motorola XOOM, while it isn't exactly the best tablet in the market (far from it with its fair share of issues plaguing the device), has been quite the firm favorite in the homebrew community who not only develop their own apps for it, but have also decided to take more than just a peek underneath the hood to find out whether more performance can be tweaked from the device in order to push it to its limits — and beyond.
Seeded with a substantial donation of code from the Kobo e-reader, the Readium SDK project's goal is to develop an open - source EPUB 3 rendering engine optimized for use with apps on tablets, smartphones, and other mobile devices.
Samsung's marquee relationships in the book space include its deal with United States bookseller Barnes & Noble to produce Nook - branded tablets and its collaboration with Marvel Comics — which offers its Marvel Unlimited app free to use for Samsung Galaxy Tab users and is developing an immersive version of Tony «Iron Man» Stark's lab for viewing on Samsung's new Gear VR 3D headgear («It is a totally immersive experience,» notes O'Neill).
Good to see some comments of people happy with it (the 5» is a little bit small for the tablet comics / apps I'm developing though).
BBX will also support applications developed using any of the tools available today for the BlackBerry PlayBook — including Native SDK, Adobe AIR / Flash and WebWorks / HTML5, as well as the BlackBerry Runtime for Android Apps — on future BBX - based tablets and smartphones.
I can't say exactly what it is that is holding some of these app developers back from developing tablet apps for Android, but I have said it before and I will say it again: the Android tablet app selection just can not compete in quantity or quality with the options available for the iPad.
Android 4.0 marks a major shift in the way the operating system works as the goal is to minimize fragmentation across devices while also providing a universal approach to app development, with apps and hardware developed around 4.0 expected to seamlessly scale from the current mobile phone and tablet hardware templates into the goal of a universal platform that can allow for apps to work across devices without the need to code for specific devices.
The company recently announced on its blog that it will be developing Metro - style apps for Windows 8, so those of you who plan to pick a Windows 8 tablet won't have to worry about not having the Kobo reader on the device.
For that extra money you get higher - resolution cameras, a higher resolution screen and the promise of 4G further down the road, but at the cost of a less developed OS, fewer tablet - specific apps, shorter battery life under general use and a generally less polished experience overall.
The DPT - CP1 features Bluetooth 4.2 and 802.11 ac Wi - Fi for wireless sharing of documents between the tablet and a smartphone running a newly - developed companion app (Credit: Sony)
Please note that the Google Body app is specifically developed for Android 2.3 Honeycomb running tablets, older versions of Android OS.
A cheap tablet is great but Amazon needs to make sure one or more irresistible apps get developed soon for their shiny new device.
And as we've noted in the past, this is a problem both for Google's Android tablet strategy as well as smaller publishers that don't necessarily have the resources of USA Today to develop apps for every platform.
Also, they developed special apps for this device and did not just splash stock apps on the tablet and see how it works.
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