Apple's now requiring that developers upload the snazzier, Retina Display caliber screenshots of their games to the App Store when submitting their creations.

Company says developers who artificially manipulate App Store rankings or work with third parties to do so will have their Apple Developer Program membership revoked.

Google creates a circle and weekly hang out for its Google+ social media platform to encourage creation of more third-party apps.

Windows 8 on ARM is coming along nicely, thank you, according to a couple of sources with whom CNET spoke.

Within the next 12 months, Android could overtake Apple's iOS as the most important platform for developers, although most will still support both.

Third-party developers will be able to create and sell league-specific apps that can be integrated with players' teams, helping to streamline the decision-making process.

Most of the time good games get sequels. However, there's always a select few that seem to fall through the cracks. Developers close shop or trademarks get held in limbo. Here are fifteen games that we feel deserve sequels.

Netgear unveils at CES 2012 its Smart Network Cloud Application Platform, which allows anyone to develop apps for its networking devices.

AT&T is holding its annual developer summit right next to the Consumer Electronics Show, which has seen tenfold growth in interest over the past four years.

The in-vehicle concierge is opening up its previously closed API to new apps. First up, the RelayRides car-sharing service.

RelayRides car-sharing service is the first in line to develop for GM's newly opened OnStar app API.

When devoting their resources to new applications, developers remain much more keen on iOS than Android, according to a new report from mobile analytics firm Flurry.