Nitobi, creators of the HTML5-based mobile app framework PhoneGap, have today launched the PhoneGap Facebook Connect plugin. The addition of the plugin means that developers building apps using Web ...

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SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwired - Jun 6, 2013) - AppGyver (www.appgyver.com), a leading provider of innovative tools for rapid mobile app development, today announced the public beta release of its ...

Adobe has announced the release of PhoneGap 2.0, a major new version of the open source mobile application development framework. The update brings a number of new features and improvements to the ...

Everyone has the same headache of deciding how to build their apps. Native or HTML5? Everyone is thinking about HTML5 Apps and talking about it if they should invest in it for their own app ...

Old hybrid mobile development is dead. Welcome to the “new hybrid” starring progressive web apps and JavaScript-driven native apps Todd Anglin is vice president of product strategy and developer ...

PhoneGap, Adobe’s open source mobile application development framework, has been upgraded with a streamlined plug-in architecture and tools for shifting between native platforms. Downloaded an ...

Adobe-owned open source mobile development platform PhoneGap has released version 2.0 and the system could be a good fit for those who need to produce native and Web based apps all in one place.

Adobe has entered an agreement to acquire Nitobi, the startup behind PhoneGap. Alongside news of the acquisition, Adobe and Nitobi have jointly announced plans to donate the PhoneGap project to the ...

Adobe is moving rapidly to capitalize on the shift to mobile and tablet computing. On Monday at the Max 2011 conference it announced that it will be acquiring Nitobi Software, the creator of PhoneGap.