Can't wait to learn about the great social good apps created in LA?

Want to find out the great apps enterprise developers came up with during our AT&T Mobile App Hackathon at IBM Impact 2013?

This last weekend was a big first of many to come. Our hackathons have come a long way since the early days of 2011 and we thank our developers for sticking with us all the way. The AT&T Developer Program worked with AT&T Sustainability and the Environmental Defense Fund this last weekend at TechCrunch Disrupt to challenge developers to build an app that gives buildings a water conservation effenciency score, similar to that of Klout. 

Can't wait to find out about the awesome travel apps made this week in Austin, Texas at SXSW?

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Interested in the cool apps that were developed this last weekend at the Los Angeles hackathon?

If you've ever tried programming PIC microcontrollers or worked with breadboards, you know how much of a pain creating your own hardware can be. Getting your kids into hardware development can be even more of a challenge especially if there is a certain level of finesse required to handle the equipment. With ARM's mbed microcontroller board, your development just got a whole lot easier and if you are a C/C++ developer from your old days, you can get this new breed of all-in-one microcontrollers up and running in no time at all.

Flurry Analytics recently released some fascinating stats about the distribution of wealth for smartphone apps:

Currently...

• 32% of the combined money flowing into app stores went to developers of the top 100 ranked apps.
• Smartphone applib cations generated a total of $5.4 billion across premium, in-app purchase and advertising revenue.
• Advertising made up 18% of the revenue in 2011.

Interested in the cool apps that were developed this last weekend at the Seattle hackathon?