More than a year after Appcelerator first released an open source platform for developing desktop and smartphone applications, the Mountain View, Calif. startup is finally unveiling Titanium 1.0 ...

Web development firm Appcelerator has a tasty new treat in store for the 300k developers currently using its flagship Titanium platform – version 2.0 is available as of this morning.

Appcelerator recently raised $4.1 million in a Series A round led by Storm Ventures. Below are a couple of screenshots and a tutorial video on how to get started with Titanium.

Appcelerator has announced version 2.0 of its cross-platform mobile development platform Titanium, which includes integrated cloud services that will make it easier for developers to build feature ...

Appcelerator's flagship product is the open source Titanium development framework, which allows developers to build desktop and mobile applications with Web technologies.

Appcelerator is all about speeding the development of rich, native mobile apps. One way it does this is with Titanium, its next-gen mobile app development platform. But now it's looking to ...

Appcelerator announced a preview of Appcelerator Titanium, an open-source platform for building desktop and mobile applications using a common set of Web technologies. The technology enables ...

Using Appcelerator's Titanium platform, the developers of the following travel-themed apps were able to get their apps to market in 70% less time than other methods.

Appcelerator®, the leading mobile platform company, today announced that it has received The Wall Street Journal's Annual Technology Innovation Award in the Software category for its Titanium ...

Apple may want to think twice before banning Appcelerator Titanium as a tool for building iPhone and iPad apps, vice president of marketing Scott Schwarzhoff told ZDNet Open Source. Titanium is ...

Titanium apps are more than web apps running in snapped-off web pages such as with Google Chrome; they're full blown first class desktop apps with desktop app goodies like direct file system ...