While the MIT App Inventor platform started out as a way to teach programming skills to young people, it has now evolved to become a powerful tool for creating mobile applications that anyone can use.

However, as the video above shows, you can also create your own simple apps for your Arduino project using MIT App Inventor. Dejan Nedelkovski uses two examples: controlling a simple LED and ...

It’s one of more than 3 million projects created using MIT App Inventor — a number that will continue rising with the new App Inventor 2, which was launched Dec. 6 in conjunction with Computer ...

Some 15,000 new apps are released each week on the mobile side alone. Could yours be the next Angry Birds? You’ll never find out if you don’t give it a whirl. 1. MIT App Inventor ...

Android App Inventor is not about the next generation of flatulence apps. It's about the essence of 21st Century education. Written by Christopher Dawson, Contributor Sept. 27, 2010 at 3:04 a.m. PT ...

Anyone interested in using App Inventor to start making Android apps will need a few things, including a Gmail account, a computer and an Android-based handset, according to the App Inventor site.

MIT App Inventor, which lets you develop applications for Android devices using a web browser and either a connected phone or emulator. You can also use the Site to store your work and keep track ...