Embarcadero Launches Newest Version of RAD Studio XE5 with Native Android, Windows and iOS Support

Posted on Friday, September 13, 2013 by RICHARD HARRIS, Executive Editor

Embarcadero Technologies has introduced its latest iteration of RAD Studio XE5, a multi-language, multi-device, and multi-database application development suite that supports Android, iOS, Windows and OS X.

RAD Studio XE5 provides native, CPU executable code from one codebase with access to common mobile device sensors/services and use of on-device, cloud, or enterprise data. Development teams can prototype and develop native apps in standard C++ or Delphi programming languages for multiple devices simultaneously. New REST client support allows connection to any REST based service including social networks, MBaaS, payment services, storage, and more.

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