What are the top challenges of Enterprise Mobility Architects today? We surveyed a number of Enterprise Mobility Architects to identify their top challenges. Here is what we found out.

Mobile developers are facing some severe limitations when it comes to app distribution: app content is almost invisible to browser search, app-to-app connections are scarce, and app updates need to go through a tedious re-submission process on the relevant marketplace. How can Google App Indexing, deep linking and Google Tag Manager for mobile apps help in the process of overcoming these limitations?

The last few months were pretty exciting times for the iOS developer. In June 2014 at WWDC Apple introduced a bunch of new great stuff including HealthKit, Xcode 6 with playground functionality, AppleWatch and a brand new programming language called Swift. June 2014 was also exciting for Telerik as we introduced the first official version of UI for iOS – our comprehensive suite of native iOS components. Back then we started with Chart and Calendar, two controls very suitable for a HealthKit app. In Q3 we continue adding more feature and enhancements supporting your iOS development. Let‘s take a look at what’s new.

Telerik DataSync is a powerful solution designed to simplify the task of data management and synchronisation on mobile devices. It features a lightweight ORM for local data persistence to SQLite, a set of highly-efficient algorithms for synchronising data over various network types - Wi-Fi, cellular, and so forth as well as seamless integration with cloud providers. It addresses a set of complex data persistence and synchronization problems commonplace in mobile application development scenarios.

This week is really exciting for Telerik and its native mobile story. UI for iOS and UI for Android have been officially released to manufacturing (RTM). In this article, we'll look at what UI for iOS is, and how it really adds the missing UI pieces for iOS applications.