• Adobe’s Creative Suite To Become Creative Cloud
  [May 9, 2013] For years, Adobe has sold its professional design software under the Creative Suite banner. There were hints that was going to change when Adobe stopped selling CS6 at retail, but the company has moved to kill Creative Suite faster than anybody expected.
• Developers Urged Not To Build Custom File Pickers In Google Drive Apps
  [April 18, 2013] You’re building a Google Drive app, and now you want to implement a file picker. You can either build your own or use an existing service. Google argues against the former in its latest Google Drive SDK hangout:
• Using The Realtime API In Google Drive Apps
  [March 28, 2013] Earlier this week, Google introduced the world to the Realtime API for Google Drive. The new API allows developers to integrate the real time collaboration seen in Google Drive documents into apps. It opens up all new possibilities in apps like code builders and photo editors by allowing multiple users to interact with the app [...]
• Android’s Gingerbread OS Falls To Jelly Bean And ICS In February
  [March 7, 2013] Last month’s Android distribution numbers showed that Gingerbread was on the way out. Ice Cream Sandwich and Jelly Bean still had a bit to go, however, before they were finally able to eclipse the outdated mobile OS. Turns out the Android 4.0 and up club only needed one more month to do so.
• Developers Live Launched By Facebook
  [February 11, 2013] Facebook has just announced Developers Live, a new destination (in the form of a Facebook app) that allows developers to keep up with all of the latest news.
• Places API Gets Review Info Added By Google
  [January 22, 2013] Google announced the addition of Place Summaries to its Google Places API. This means developers will be able to use review information in their apps. “For example, car manufacturers can use the API to provide drivers with detailed reviews of local establishments directly in their in-car system,” explains Google Places API product manager Justin Chu. [...]
• New Features Added To Mobile App Install Ads For Facebook
  [December 18, 2012] Mobile app install ads are one of the better avenues developers can use to reach users on Facebook. As more and more people are using the Facebook mobile app, these ads can drive those same users to a developer’s app on Google Play or the App Store. Now, it’s not perfect, but Facebook is making [...]
• Google Posts Latest TV Developers Office Hours To YouTube
  [December 3, 2012] Google has put out a new Google TV developers Office Hours hangout. The video features a developer demoing a gesture-based interface for Google TV.
• Google Releases Android 4.2 SDK
  [November 15, 2012] We've all seen the great new features coming to Android 4.2 by now. The Photo Sphere camera is pretty amazing, and multiple accounts on tablets has been a long time coming. Those features, however, are just the beginning. The new Jelly Bean also has a number of new features that developers will be able to make great use of.
• New Google TV Developers Hangout Posted
  [October 25, 2012] Google has been posting a lot of hangouts to its developer YouTube channel lately, and this week, they uploaded one for Google TV app developers.
• Microsoft Is Making JavaScript Application Development Easier
  [October 4, 2012] JavaScript has been one of the core foundations of HTML5 since the beginning. Microsoft has been aggressively pushing HTML5 in Internet Explorer 10. So what happens when you take Microsoft's desire to create proprietary programming languages and their insistence on HTML5? You get TypeScript, the company's own version of JavaScript.
• Write Your First Drive App in .NET
  [September 6, 2012] Google has posted a nearly thirty-minute video about how to write your frist Google Drive app in .NET. Google discusses how to build a complete .NET app using the Google Drive API to upload a file into the user's drive account.
• 69% of Times Site’s Ranking Gets Altered by Geolocation!
  [August 17, 2012] A report by Linkdex shows that Geolocation plays a huge role in changing a site's rankings in Google search for a particular keyword across different locations. The report says that 69% of times when a site finds place in the top 30 results on Google search for a specific location, it will not rank for the same search term on all other locations.
• Google Analytics Gets Improvement With Content Experiments
  [July 30, 2012] Last week Google retired the old Analytics?and is now working on making the Analytics V5 version better-smoother. The feature newly bettered by Google is Content Experiments, which they announced last month. The A/B testing for a common goal is supported by the content experiments tool and it has been improved at several levels by Google.
• Google Webmaster Tools Now Provides Crawl Error Alert!
  [July 19, 2012] Google has announced that it will now give out crawl error alerts in Google Webmaster Tools. Google will give out alerts for site errors as well as URL errors.
• Dell To Resell Pardot Marketing Automation
  [June 28, 2012] Dell announced today that it has added Pardot marketing automation to its list of Dell Cloud Business Software applications.
• Growl 2.0 To Cooperate More With Notification Center
  [June 14, 2012] Whenever Apple unveils a new version of one of their operating systems - iOS or OS X - they tend to include at least a few new, interesting features. Unfortunately, though, these new goodies sometimes have unpleasant side effects for certain segments of the developer community. It's not at all uncommon for iOS or OS X to introduce a feature that makes an existing third party app (or jailbreak tweak) obsolete. Whenever Apple introduces a new feature, it's always interesting to look at where they got the idea, and which apps this new feature might kill off.
• Linking To A Few Poor Quality Sites Will Not Hurt Your Ranking
  [May 24, 2012] Post the Penguin Update webmasters are highly concerned about ?safe' link building practices. They are worried about the penalties that may fall upon their site for ?unnatural linking'. Google's Matt Cutts has released a video titled- What happens if I link to a good page that later becomes spammy?
• Tips For Penguin Update Recovery
  [May 3, 2012] It was a dark day for search professionals when Google rolled out the Penguin Update on April 24th. SEOs are working nonstop to gather the reasons their sites have lost their rankings and what can they do to recover. Google said that the update was against webspam; and the sites with ?unnatural' links and had been over optimized were hit.  We have been sifting through the internet looking for ways of Penguin recovery and have brought before you what we think can help you in getting back on your feet after the Penguin's peck.
• Google+ Changes Hurt Developers
  [April 12, 2012] "Thank you Google for breaking all my apps and extensions without warning!"
• Google Updates Crawl Errors
  [March 22, 2012] The crawl errors section of Google Webmaster Tools has just undergone a revamped. Crawl errors are issues Googlebot encountered while crawling your site, so this revamp is going to be very useful (and long overdue!)
• Google Announces 40 Search Quality Updates
  [March 1, 2012] Google have just released a full list of 40 different search quality improvements launched during February. According to the post in their Inside Search blog, the 40 changes are a new monthly record.
• New AdWords Feature: Enhanced Ad Sitelinks
  [February 16, 2012] If you are looking for ways to increase click-through-rates on your Google AdWords ads, ad sitelinks extensions are definitely a feature you should already be taking advantage of. They are an easy to set up, free way to provide searchers with more information alongside your existing ads and increase your CTR.
• Google Explains Title Changes
  [January 26, 2012] Addressing the concerns of many webmasters who find that Google sometimes show alternative titles in the organic search results, Google's Pierre Far has given an explanation.
• WordPress 3.3 Is Here – What?s New?
  [December 15, 2011] WordPress 3.3 was just released. What's inside? Some nice improvements - watch my video for a quick tour. I'll show you around the new interface changes, and some of the new features as well.