Top News Today | Facebook Will Allow App Developers to Offer Subscriptions | Games

Home
US
- Chicago
- Denver
- Los Angeles
- New York
- San Francisco
- Washington
Sport
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Boxing
- Football
- Golf
- Hockey
- MLB
- Motorsport
- NBA
- NFL
- NHL
- Soccer
- Tennis
Business
Technology
- Gadgetlab
- Green
- Internet
- Mobiles and Wireless
- PC Games
- Science
- Scitech
- Space
Lifestyle
- Art
- Beauty
- Books
- Culture
- Dining
- Fashion
- Health
- Style
- Travel
Entertainment
- Celebrity
- Games
- Gossip
- Movies
- Music
- Showbiz
- Tv
- Tvshowbiz
World
- Africa
- Asia-Pacific
- Canada
- China
- Europe
- India
- Japan
- Latin America
- Middle East
- Russia
- UK
Politics

Facebook Will Allow App Developers to Offer Subscriptions

pcworld.com (11 months and 29 days ago)

Jun 20, 2012

Facebook said on Tuesday that it would begin allowing app developers on its platform to charge users for subscriptions but would require them to stop using... full story

More news

Microsoft stokes Windows app development with cash

Once again, Microsoft has opened its coffers to app developers, offering them up to $2,000 to build new Windows 8 and Windows Phone apps. Microsoft will pay U.S. developers $100 per app published in the Windows Store and Windows Phone Store, with a limit of 10 published apps per store. The company is pitching it as a temporary promotion, running the offer through June 30,...

pcworld.com (2 months and 30 days ago)

Galileo statellite puts app developers in pole position

Europe's rival to GPS will offer app developers new ways to get into space. Prof Terry Moore introduces the UK Satellite Navigation Competition, which opens this week.

telegraph.co.uk (2 months and 20 days ago)

Facebook Gets Tough on App Developers

Facebook, which has long had a complex relationship with third-party developers, has been tough on them lately in an effort to stifle competing applications, Evelyn Rusli reports.

wsj.com (3 months ago)

Galileo satellite puts app developers in pole position

Europe's rival to GPS will offer app developers new ways to get into space. Prof Terry Moore introduces the UK Satellite Navigation Competition, which opens this week.

telegraph.co.uk (2 months and 18 days ago)

Facebook to Microsoft: Dump fake Facebook apps from Windows Phone Store

Facebook has asked Microsoft to remove 41 unofficial and clone ‘Facebook’ apps from the Windows Phone store as the social network prepares to introduce its official app for the platform. Windows Phone 7 and 8 launched without a fully featured official Facebook app, but the OS has tight integration with Facebook as contacts and messages are baked in. Yet with the growth of...

pcworld.com (1 month and 9 days ago)

Facebook Launches New Features for Mobile Advertising

Filed under: Investing Today, Facebook announced on its developer blog two major advertising updates for its mobile app. One of the new features allows developers to create ads that target either Android or iOS mobile platforms, as well as which version of the operating system the device is running on. Advertisers will also be able to select whether they want to show the ad...

dailyfinance.com (2 months and 23 days ago)

Facebook acquires Parse, an app-support company, for $85 million

Facebook, citing efforts to make it easier for app developers to integrate their services with the social network, said it is acquiring Parse, an app-support software company.

latimes.com (1 month and 21 days ago)

Mobile advertising on the minds of developers at AnDevCon

On Thursday at Boston's AnDevCon, a prominent technical conference for software developers building Android apps, app developers from around the nation and world were out in full force... and with fuller wallets than usual."App developers...

examiner.com (18 days ago)

App developers command premium pay

SMARTPHONE application developers are commanding a 15 to 20 per cent premium in remuneration over standard app developers, hiring experts say.

news.com.au (1 month and 2 days ago)

3 Ways Facebook Can Make Money With Mobile

Filed under: Investing The tech world is shifting toward mobile more every day and companies like Facebook have adjusted strategies in attempt to monetize on the fast-moving trend. The social media dominator may have been slow to get started in mobile, but it's doing these three things just right. Users, glorious users For mobile users, four out of every five minutes spent...

dailyfinance.com (2 months and 30 days ago)

Facebook Will Allow App Developers to Offer Subscriptions

Advertisement

Most read

Most popular

Follow us

Search