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By Christopher Sexton At Radius Networks, we’ve had our SDKs added to a ton of beacon apps, and we’ve tested a large percentage of them.

By Michael Harper R2-D2 Builders Club Launch Beacon-Powered Interactive Droid Experiences at Star Wars Celebration 2015 Today in Anaheim, California, Star Wars Celebration 2015 kicks off four

By Marc Wallace We are really excited to let you know that we just released our latest proximity beacon product: QuickBeacon for Windows With QuickBeacon for

By David G. Young It’s hard not to get lost at the Consumer Electronics Show. The event is simply huge. My colleague logged over 20,000

By David G. Young The most basic use of beacon technology is to determine how far a mobile device is from a beacon, but as

By David G. Young One of the most exciting new features of Android 5.0 is the support for Bluetooth LE peripheral mode, which makes it

By David G. Young One of the most common use cases for beacon-enabled applications is to perform an action when a user gets close to

By Chris Sexton Most mobile developers know that iOS will wake up their app in some cases and notify it of some event, things like

By David G. Young It’s common for beacon-enabled apps to want to detect beacons, even when the app is not running in the foreground. Since

By Michael Harper Swift is the new programming language from Apple announced at WWDC 2014. As of September 9, 2014, you can now submit apps that

By Aaron Kromer The Radius Networks team is committed to building the features and services necessary to promote Android as a first-class citizen in the

By Marc Wallace Recently, we removed our Android beacon tools and related projects from our website. We are happy to announce that we are re-releasing