Google today announced the launch of its Mobile Backend Starter that allows Android developers to deploy a basic cloud infrastructure for their apps that runs on Google’s App Engine. Mobile ...

So individual developers and small development teams can easily crank out new mobile apps that tie to Web services, hooking them to backend systems launched on Amazon at high speed. But ...

Security vendor Appthority released new research on May 31 detailing a vulnerability it calls ‘HospitalGown’ which is exposing over 1,000 mobile ... the backend services that the apps connect ...

Google today launched Mobile Backend Starter for iOS, simplifying server-side development for app developers on Apple’s mobile platform. Mobile Backend Starter is a Google App Engine application ...

The company's experts say they've analyzed the backend connections of 1,000 mobile apps to see if they connect to publicly-accessible servers. Researchers initially planned to scan apps that ...

Mobile backend tools give developers the ability to create connected mobile apps without writing server side code. Their growing importance saw Facebook acquire backend service provide Parse in April.

Essentially, the Google App Engine application enables developers ... there are a few different steps for setting up and accessing the Mobile Backend Starter features on iPhones and iPads.