Sentences with phrase «harder for app developers»

This will make it much harder for app developers to use Facebook data to improve their products and integrate more deeply into a user's online life.

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They make it harder for third - party apps to get data on Facebook's users, potentially making the social network a less attractive platform for some developers.

Spotify Technology (NYSE: SPOT) has been arguing for years that Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) undermines competition with its App Store, and the 30 % cut that third - party developers must fork over to sell through the platform makes it hard for rivals to compete on a level playing field.

«The folks at Adonit have been working hard on their new product, the Jot Touch, a pressure sensitive stylus with a built - in antenna and a free SDK kit for drawing app developers.»

And as more and more Android tablets show up, it might get harder and harder for B&N to convince developers to work on app specifically for its platform, since it requires some customization, not only for the screen size, but to make sure the UI is «simple» enough for the Nook Color's users.

For Apple, growing screen sizes is harder, because the iPhone human interface guidelines insist on appropriately sized touch targets for the interface, and increasing the screen size while also increasing the pixel density can be hell on developers trying to make apps that work for every deviFor Apple, growing screen sizes is harder, because the iPhone human interface guidelines insist on appropriately sized touch targets for the interface, and increasing the screen size while also increasing the pixel density can be hell on developers trying to make apps that work for every devifor the interface, and increasing the screen size while also increasing the pixel density can be hell on developers trying to make apps that work for every devifor every device.

It's no secret that RIM has been working hard with developers and publishers to ensure there are plenty of games and apps available for the BlackBerry PlayBook and eventually BlackBerry 10.

The BlackBerry PlayBook app ecosystem is exploding so quickly it's hard for us to keep track of all the new apps and games that developers are building.

Add that to the ever - growing checklist for a successful game launch — localization, app store featuring, monetization, IP licensing and live ops to name just a few — and developers are in a situation where they can benefit from publishers more than ever, but committed publishers are hard to find.

Whatever else it turns out to be, it'll be a boon for the small app developer who has had a hard time getting our attention up till now.

Despite earning lot more money and not having to deal with fragmentation in iOS, third party App developers are finding it harder to write stable applications for iOS than Android (despite making less money, less incentive to improve stability and having to deal with lot more fragmentation).

They make it harder for third - party apps to get data on Facebook's users, potentially making the social network a less attractive platform for some developers.

This would facilitate easy interconnection in consumer - level tech, attract software developers who want to efficiently create apps on multiple platforms, and crucially, get consumers locked into a single software ecosystem that's easy to control (and hard to leave for the competition).

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In the case that searching, or viewing the developers main page is too hard for you, this app is exactly what you are looking for.