IN THIS ISSUE: A Hands-on Look at Android 12; Google Underpins Android with Rust; Container Queries Now Part of CSS; NativeScript 8.0 Supports Apple M1, webpack5; Google Slapped with Privacy Complaint; Chrome 90 Arrives

Join Dan Quagliana as he interviews Doddle’s Gary O’Connor, CTO and Ben Rodway, Head of Technology about becoming an ISV, their takeaways from Zebra’s last APPFORUM and what’s in store for them in 2019 as they are Early Adopter Partners for Zebra’s Savanna Data Services platform. Doddle is an in-store software technology company focused on retail and logistics.

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Please note that your Developer Relations team will be on Holiday from Dec 22, 2018 to Jan 6, 2019. Our responses to forum posts may be delayed throughout this time. Please be patient and have a wonderful holiday season. See you next year!

IN THIS ISSUE: Qualcomm Invests in AI; Researchers Hack Fingerprints; Developing IoT Apps; Sprint's 5G Rollout; Blockchain as a Service; IT Losing Control

Qualcomm's $100M AI Investment

Qualcomm Ventures, the chip-maker's investment arm, has launched the AI Fund to spur growth in artificial intelligence start-ups.

IN THIS ISSUE: Beer Fridge Never Runs Out; CES Automation Roundup; Hard Drive Sales Sink; Hyundai's Walking Car; Lens Sees a Billion Things; Inside Origins of Raspberry Pi; 'Hack the Air Force' Contest a Winner

Automation is King at 2019 CES

This is part two in a series of blog posts looking at integrating Zebra Android devices as IoT clients in a public cloud infrastructure.  For other posts in this series, please see the links below:

IN THIS ISSUE: Windows 10 Mobile to End; Linux Bug Squashed; First Rugged Smart Watch; Google to Block Ad Blockers; 4 in 5 Firms to Increase 2019 Tech Buys; Blockchain Warning; Amazon's AI Requires 10k People to Operate
 
Microsoft Pulling the Plug on Windows 10 Mobile
Technical support and security updates will end on Dec. 10 of this year, giving developers have less than 12 months to find a replacement.
 
Linux Bug Squashed

This is part three in a series of blog posts looking at integrating Zebra Android devices as IoT clients in a public cloud infrastructure.  For other posts in this series, please see the links below: