The PhoneGap team has announced that on October 15th, 2014 we will be removing support for WebOS, Symbian, Blackberry and Windows Phone 7 platforms. Honestly, with the exception of Blackberry I doubt many will even notice these deprecations. But, if you do build for these platforms, now you know.
iOS 8 has been released (you knew that already, right?). PhoneGap fully supports iOS 8, but Shazron has posted some really important notes to be aware of .
PhoneGap Day US 2014 will be Friday, October 24th in San Francisco. The full schedule is online, as is the very impressive speaker roster . Registration is open.
Title says it all, the PhoneGap team has announced that PhoneGap Build now supports Cordova 3.5.0 .
The Apache Cordova team has announced the release of version 3.5.0 with lots of updates and improvements to core libraries, as well as enhancements for Android, iOS, Windows phone, and more.
The PhoneGap team has just announced release of PhoneGap 3.4 . The major update is support for FireFox OS , and of course there are lots of other bug fixes and enhancements , too.
17 Apache Cordova plug-ins have been updated, and this post lists what changed.
Over on the PhoneGap Build blog, Ryan Willoughby has posted a useful overview of Customizing your Android Manifest and iOS Property List on PhoneGap Build .
PhoneGap 3.3 introduced the ability to "CB-5487 Enable Remote Debugging when your Android app is debuggable". Raymond Camden checked it out .
Well, that was quick. PhoneGap 3.2 was just announced a few weeks ago, and now we have PhoneGap 3.3 which adds support for Android KitKat (4.4).