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iBeacons scanning in Android

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iBeacons are invented by Apple and it is the first beacon protocol. It works in both ios and Android. Unlike ios, there is no Native support in Android. Since there is no Native implementation we need to integrate either the existing Library or create code that parses BLE packets to find the iBeacons.

How to test Beta build in AppleTV using TestFlight

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In this blog, we have explained what is Beta build and how it is different from an alpha build. Also know more about testing multiple builds by reading our blog. We have clearly explained how to test Beta Build in Apple TV using TestFlight.

5 Steps to Test Push Notification in the Simulator

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In this blog, we have explained how Simulator supports simulating remote push notifications, including background content fetch notifications. Read our blog to understand why do you need to test Push Notification in simulator and Requirements to test the push notifications on the simulator with 5 easy steps.

Fitbit Device Integration with Mobile and Web applications

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Fitbit is a wearable device that tracks daily activities, steps, calories burned, sleep, etc. These are wearable devices like watches. In this blog, we will look into the integration of the Fitbit device into your mobile and web application and how will we use web APIs for accessing data from Fitbit activity trackers.

Introduction to Dependency Services in Xamarin Forms

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In this Blog, we have tried and articulated how to utilize the native feature into the Xamarin application from Shared Code, and that’s where DependencyService comes into the picture and provides a way to call the platform-specific feature. Read our blog and check out the components that need to be considered.

Grand Central Dispatch (GCD) In iOS

What is Grand Central Dispatch?

Grand Central Dispatch is used in iOS to introduce concurrency and parallelism in the iOS applications, so that multiple heavy tasks are performed in the background, resulting in the smooth experience of the application usage, as the main thread is unaffected by the heavy background tasks.

tvOS Application Development using Xamarin

tvOS is an operating system which is developed by Apple. It launched on Sep 9, 2015. Currently, we are using many of the streaming devices to play the video. tvOS is one of the most popular streaming devices in the world but currently,…