To create apps with App Inventor for Android, users work in their computer’s browser. Thanks to a live connection with the phone, however, their app appears there as well.

In a time when technology is rapidly changing, the MIT App Inventor provides an excellent example of how to democratize the process of creation.

Earlier this year Google announced an invitation-only solution called App Inventor. The web-based product offered the ability for non-developers to easily drag-and-drop to create Android ...

So rather than kill the project altogether, Google partnered with MIT to open source App Inventor. It’s taken close to half a year, but now the first open source version of App Inventor is ...

The App Inventor source code was released by Google and MIT yesterday as part of a three-month project to create a full-fledged App Inventor server for public use.

MIT has placed its revival of the recently open-sourced App Inventor software from Google into public beta.

July 14, 2010 Google has released App Inventor for Android, a new Java development environment aimed at the recently oft-targeted non-coder developer who wants to build an app for the Android ...

The App Inventor tool also ensures developers don't create a bunch of slipshod code (which is the last thing the Android platform needs). MIT's tool uses pre-programmed chains of actions ...