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Mobile apps with HTML, CSS & JS for Android & iOS.

Cordova iOS 8.0.1 is now available!

12 March 2026 @ 12:00 am

We are happy to announce that we have just released Cordova iOS 8.0.1! This is one of Cordova's supported platforms for building iOS applications. This release contains fixes for several bugs that were reported against the 8.0.0 version. [email protected] To upgrade: cordova platform remove ios cordova platform add [email protected] To install: cordova platform add [email protected] Release Highlights Fixed search paths for plugin libraries/frameworks Plugins that included frameworks as embedded libraries were causing app builds to fail due

Cordova Android 15.0.0 Released!

6 March 2026 @ 12:00 am

We are happy to announce that we have just released Cordova Android 15.0.0! This is one of Cordova's supported platforms for building Android applications. [email protected] To upgrade: cordova platform remove android cordova platform add [email protected] To install: cordova platform add [email protected] Release Highlights BREAKING CHANGES Increased Target SDK This release has increased the target SDK to 36 (Android 15). Project Dependencies The following Gradle de

Cordova CLI 13.0.0 Released!

25 November 2025 @ 12:00 am

We are happy to announce that [email protected] has been released! This is the latest version of the Cordova command-line interface (CLI) used for creating and building Cordova apps. [email protected] on npm To upgrade a global installation: npm uninstall -g cordova npm install -g cordova@latest Note: If you are installing Cordova locally in a project (not globally), simply omit the -g flag. Release Highlights The most notable changes in this major release include: Updated npm dependencies. Increased Node.js engine requirement to >=20.17.0 || >=22.9.0. Removed telemetry

Cordova iOS 8.0.0 is now available!

23 November 2025 @ 12:00 am

After nearly 2 years of work, we are excited to finally announce that we have released Cordova iOS 8.0.0! This is Cordova's platform supporting the development of applications for iOS & iPadOS; now with better support for the latest platform features. [email protected] To upgrade: cordova platform remove ios cordova platform add [email protected] This is a major version release which includes some breaking changes! We have tried hard to make the update process as smooth as possible for both application and plugin developers, while improving the experience for developers embedding Cordova iOS as a library. For plugin authors, we've written a guide about

Cordova Lib 13.0.0 Released!

5 November 2025 @ 12:00 am

We are happy to announce that [email protected] has been released. This is the main library behind the Cordova CLI, handling project and build operations. [email protected] Release Highlights The most notable changes in this major release are: Updated the library's npm dependencies. Increased the Node.js engine requirement to >=20.17.0 || >=22.9.0. Dropped support for the cordova serve command. Dropped support for the create plugin command. Added support for listing available emulators with the cordova emulate <platform> --list command. Please report any issues you find by following the How to File a Bug guide! Changes include:

Cordova Create 6.0.0 Released!

22 October 2025 @ 12:00 am

We are happy to announce that [email protected] has been released. This is the library used behind-the-scenes of the Cordova tooling for creating a Cordova project. Release Highlights The most notable changes in this major release were: Updated the library's npm dependencies. Increased in the Node.js engine requirement to >=20.17.0 || >=22.9.0. Changes include: Breaking Changes: GH-99 chore!: upgrade @cordova/[email protected] GH-98 chore!: bump package dependencies [email protected] [email protected] cordova-fetch5.0.0 [email protected] re

Cordova App Hello World 7.0.0 Released!

29 August 2025 @ 12:00 am

We are happy to announce that [email protected] has been released. This is the default app template used when creating a new Cordova App project though Cordova CLI. Release Highlights The most notable changes in this release were: Setting the body element's box-sizing to border-box to avoid the safe-area-inset padding that caused scrolling issues Disabled the overscroll behavior of the root element to remove rubber-banding effects. Used modern, unprefixed CSS directives. Updated default template's package ID to org.apache.cordova.hellocordova. Changes include: Fixes: GH-98 fix(css): Fix extra padding causing scrolling Chores:

Cordova Fetch 5.0.0 Released!

29 August 2025 @ 12:00 am

We are happy to announce that [email protected] has been released. This is the library used behind-the-scenes of the Cordova tooling for fetching of Cordova platforms and plugins. Release Highlights The most notable changes in this major release were: Updated the library's npm dependencies. Increased in the Node.js engine requirement to >=20.9.0. Changes include: Breaking Changes: GH-131 chore(npm)!: bump [email protected] GH-125 chore!: bump node requirement & npm dependencies Chores: GH-136 chore(README): update badges

Cordova Common 6.0.0 Released!

9 August 2025 @ 12:00 am

We are happy to announce that [email protected] has been released. This is one of the libraries used behind-the-scenes by nearly all of the Cordova tooling and provides utilities for dealing with things like config.xml parsing. Release Highlights The most notable changes in this major release were: Removal of superspawn, which also dropped the npm dependencies q and cross-spawn. Update to the <resource-file> directive to allow directories and their contents to be copied. Update to the <config-file> and <edit-config> directives to support finding unprefixed Info.plist files. Increase in the Node.js engine requirement to >=20.9.0. Changes include: Breaking Changes:

Cordova Android 14.0.1 Released!

30 April 2025 @ 12:00 am

We are happy to announce that we have just released Cordova Android 14.0.1! This is one of Cordova's supported platforms for building Android applications. [email protected] To upgrade: cordova platform remove android cordova platform add [email protected] To install: cordova platform add [email protected] Release Highlights Fixes Fetching Gradle Path for Windows Resolved an issue in Windows environments where projects containing spaces in their paths could not be built due to changes in how the Gradle path was fetched.

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A HTML5 & Cordova mobile framework.

Help Us Define The Direction Of Ionic!

16 March 2026 @ 5:16 pm

Every product team says they want feedback. Every developer has feedback to give. And yet… there always seems to be a disconnect between the two? Well we’re aiming to solve that problem and we can use your help to define the roadmap of Ionic products! We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our new, dedicated […] The post Help Us Define The Direction Of Ionic! appeared first on Ionic Blog.

Announcing Ionic Framework 8.8

6 March 2026 @ 9:24 pm

We’re excited to announce the release of Ionic Framework 8.8! This update makes customizing components easier and more flexible by adding new CSS classes, exposing internal elements through CSS Shadow Parts, and introducing new events for the Modal and Refresher components. Many of the features in this release support community-driven projects adapting Ionic Framework to […] The post Announcing Ionic Framework 8.8 appeared first on Ionic Blog.

Keeping Capacitor’s Backlog Healthy

2 February 2026 @ 4:04 pm

The Capacitor project has grown tremendously since its inception, and the pace of active development and community contributions is a testament to its success. With that growth came a reality we need to own as maintainers: over time, we did not invest enough consistent attention in open-source triage and follow-through. As a result, technical debt […] The post Keeping Capacitor’s Backlog Healthy appeared first on Ionic Blog.

Meet the Capacitor Team

13 January 2026 @ 6:14 pm

The Capacitor team maintains the core Capacitor runtime, its plugins, and the tooling that supports them. If you’ve opened an issue, reviewed a pull request, or followed a release, you’ve already seen this team’s work in action. Alongside our open-source responsibilities, we’re also one of several teams that enable mobile development within the OutSystems suite, […] The post Meet the Capacitor Team appeared first on Ionic Blog.

Announcing Capacitor 8

9 December 2025 @ 12:32 am

Capacitor, our cross-platform native runtime for web apps, continues to grow rapidly in 2025, now nearing one million downloads per week and reaching a new weekly high of nearly 930,000 downloads in mid-November. Today, we’re excited to announce the release of Capacitor 8 — the latest step forward in our ongoing effort to make building […] The post Announcing Capacitor 8 appeared first on Ionic Blog.

Swift Package Manager and Capacitor

9 October 2025 @ 2:00 pm

As an iOS developer, I’ve always found Dependency management for iOS to be a chore. For the first four years of the iPhone platform, we didn’t have any options at all. That changed in September of 2011 with the creation and release of Cocoapods by Elon Durán. Written in Ruby, Cocoapods made it possible to properly […] The post Swift Package Manager and Capacitor appeared first on Ionic Blog.

Announcing Ionic 8.7

31 July 2025 @ 9:22 pm

Ionic Framework 8.7 is here! This release delivers powerful new features that enhance developer productivity and user experience. From new CSS utility classes that streamline layout development to new Reorder events that provide fine-grained control, plus the latest Ionicons v8 update and Angular modal injection improvements, 8.7 brings the tools you need to create exceptional […] The post Announcing Ionic 8.7 appeared first on Ionic Blog.

The Quest for SSR with Web Components: A Stencil Developer’s Journey

25 June 2025 @ 4:54 am

Picture this: You’ve built a beautiful design system using Web Components. Your components are framework-agnostic, encapsulated, and performant. Life is good… until someone asks, “But does it work with SSR?” Record scratch. Freeze frame. That’s where our story begins. The Promise Land: SSR and Web Components Before we dive into the trenches, let’s set the […] The post The Quest for SSR with Web Components: A Stencil Developer’s Journey appeared first on Ionic Blog.

Announcing Ionic 8.6

4 June 2025 @ 6:26 pm

We’re thrilled to share the latest release of Ionic Framework, packed with exciting new features and improvements. This release brings a new Input OTP component, a new Datetime property to show days from the previous and next months, and a fresh update to Stencil. Let’s take a closer look at what’s new in 8.6 👇 […] The post Announcing Ionic 8.6 appeared first on Ionic Blog.

Cross-platform AR/VR With the Web: WebXR with A-Frame, Angular, and Capacitor (Part II)

12 May 2025 @ 9:14 pm

This is the second blog post in a multipart series. While it’s not necessary to read the first part it will definitely add some much needed context: Cross-platform AR/VR With the Web: WebXR with A-Frame, Angular, and Capacitor (Part I) Last year I covered a topic about incorporating WebXR into your Capacitor projects to create […] The post Cross-platform AR/VR With the Web: WebXR with A-Frame, Angular, and Capacitor (Part II) appeared first on Ionic Blog.

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Resource for GSM mobile handset news and information

Deals: Galaxy S26 series, Pixel 10 lineup, Xiaomi 17 Ultra, Poco X8 Pro Max discounted

22 March 2026 @ 4:31 pm

Flagship smartphones from Samsung, Google, and Xiaomi are currently seeing discounts, while mid-range offerings from Poco have also received price cuts. Meanwhile, the recently launched Nothing Phone (4a) Pro is now up for pre-order, with deliveries set to begin on March 27. The entire Galaxy S26 lineup is being offered with a £100 voucher that brings the price down across variants. While the Galaxy S26 Ultra is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy chipset, the Galaxy S26 and S26+ come with the Exynos 2600 chipset. ...

Samsung Galaxy S26 gets disassembled on video

22 March 2026 @ 2:01 pm

Samsung launched the Galaxy S26 alongside the Galaxy S26+ and S26 Ultra a few weeks ago, and today we have our first look at the vanilla device's innards, courtesy of a disassembly video by the YouTube channel PBKreviews. [#InlinePriceWidget,14456,1#] [#InlinePriceWidget,14457,1#] [#InlinePriceWidget,14320,1#] The device's teardown starts, as it does a lot of times, with removing the SIM tray, then the back comes off after applying some heat to make the adhesive come off easily. Take a look at the entire process below. In the end, the Galaxy S26 gets a very good...

Poco X8 Pro/Pro Max official, A37 and A57 incoming, Week 12 in review

22 March 2026 @ 11:31 am

The Galaxy A37 and A57 are coming soon, and the leaks keep coming and coming. This week, we saw both handled in Thailand. The source posted videos of the pair on TikTok and shared some rumored prices. Apparently, the A57 will cost THB 17,999 ($554) for the 12/256GB trim and THB 20,999 ($646) for the 12/512GB version. The A37 will cost THB 13,999 ($430) in its single 8/256GB trim. A somewhat shocking report from Korea said that Samsung will discontinue its TriFold just three months after it launched. Well, Samsung later confirmed the report - the TriFold is going away, first in Korea and...

OnePlus Watch Lite unboxing

22 March 2026 @ 9:07 am

The smartwatch market is just as competitive as the smartphone scene, and OnePlus aims to have an option at every price point. The OnePlus Watch Lite is one sleek-looking wearable that mixes top-notch health and activity tracking as well as some basic smartwatch features without being “overly smart”. The unboxing experience is pretty straightforward. OnePlus Watch Lite ships with a two-pin magnetic charging puck attached to a USB-A connector. While we’re not fans of proprietary charging solutions, we have to admit that OnePlus does make some of the better smartwatch chargers with...

Weekly poll: will you buy the Oppo Find N6?

22 March 2026 @ 6:33 am

The Oppo Find N6 claims to have solved the biggest issues for foldables – it has made the crease basically invisible. Okay, that’s not the biggest issue facing foldables, but it is certainly a deal breaker for many. And it’s not like the Find N5 had major problems in other categories. That said, the N6 brings several important upgrades to the camera and battery. Oppo opted to increase the battery size to 6,000mAh (up from 5,600mAh) instead of slimming down the phone. That means that the N6 has the same thickness (4.2mm opened, 8.9mm closed) and weight (225g vs. 229g) as the N5. Again,...

Weekly poll results: the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro is the fan favorite, while the (4a) takes a step back

22 March 2026 @ 4:05 am

Last year, the Nothing Phone (3a) was voted as having a better value than its (3a) Pro sibling, while people that might have bought the Pro were instead pulled towards the then-upcoming Nothing Phone (3) flagship. So, when we posted last week’s poll, we were sure that the (4a) would prevail over its Pro sibling. After all, the Nothing Phone (4a) closed the camera gap to the Pro. But look at its poll results – 25% of voters prefer the Pro, while some 40% of the vote is split between people who like it to various degrees with pricing emerging as a concern. Pricing was indeed a major...

Deals: Galaxy S26 series gets its first price drop, the Pixel 10 series drops even further

22 March 2026 @ 1:31 am

The first full week of sales of the Samsung Galaxy S26 series is now behind us. While we can’t expect to see price movement this quickly, there was the smallest twitch. The Galaxy S26 Ultra has not budged and we don’t expect it to anytime soon considering that it is by far the most popular of the three models. The Galaxy S26+ hasn’t moved either. Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra $200 gift card512GB: $300 bonus with trade-in Read our review 12/256GB - $1,300 at Amazon US ...

Nothing Headphone (a) unboxing

21 March 2026 @ 10:59 pm

Nothing has new over-ear headphones on the market, and they make the already aggressively-priced Nothing Headphone (1) seem overpriced. At £149 / $199 / €159, you're getting a lot for not a lot. Let's see the box. The Nothing Headphone (a) ships with a simple carrying bag, a USB-C cable, and a 3.5mm cable. The bag isn't padded, so it won't protect the headphones from damage, but you've gotta cut some corners to get a great deal. The Headphone (a) packs 40mm titanium-coated drivers, has three-level ANC, LDAC support, and a Hi-Resolution Audio Wireless certification. On the...

Sony says AI frame generation is coming to PlayStation at some point in the future

21 March 2026 @ 9:13 pm

In an interview, Sony PlayStation's lead system architect, Mark Cerny, said that the company is working closely with AMD to deliver AI-powered frame generation to PlayStation. The main goal is to improve the frame rate without having to rely on more powerful hardware. Sony and AMD are already working on Project Amethyst, which is a graphics machine learning tech specifically tuned for PlayStation's hardware. AMD's upcoming FSR Redstone suite lays the foundation of the project, and it delivers not just upscaling but also frame generation and ray reconstruction. Interestingly, the...

Apple was in acquisition talks with Lux Optics last year to improve the camera experience

21 March 2026 @ 6:51 pm

According to one of the Lux Optics co-founders, who's also the developer behind the Halide camera app, Apple was close to acquiring Lux Optics in an attempt to improve its native Camera app. Lux Optics is also behind the Kino, Spectre and Orion apps. The deal eventually fell through in September last year. However, the report claims that Apple was pretty close and planned to improve the camera experience in its default Camera app on iPhones. If you've been following the news lately, you've probably seen headlines about Apple working on a variable aperture feature for the iPhone 18...

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