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 Reducing resistance to iPhone in the Enterprise is happening and other blogs point in same direction! I was happy to see that Rachael King, who writes for Business Week has just posted two very interesting articlesMay. 7, 2009 07:35 AM EDT Reads: 1,689 |
 This session will provide attendees with an overview of the iPhone SDK, including discussion of the App Store, Apple's planned distribution channel for SDK applications. Keep in mind that the contents of the SDK and experiences while using it are covered under NDA, so be prepared for m...Mar. 16, 2008 03:18 PM EDT Reads: 24,625 |
 There are really two different kinds of hacking going on here. The first kind is where people use applications of varying degrees of difficulty (it's actually getting pretty easy now...) to 'jailbreak' the iPhone, which allows foreign software to be installed on it. This is where peopl...Oct. 8, 2007 03:45 PM EDT Reads: 14,164 Replies: 1 |
Being a Java and Mac guy I looked for Java on iPhone. Java is no where to be found. For years I've listened to Jonathan Schwartz, CEO at Sun Microsystems, talk about monetizing its Java investment because of the wide-spread availability of the Java runtime - today on 700 Million mobile... Oct. 5, 2007 06:00 PM EDT Reads: 44,904 Replies: 7 |
 So, for those of you who were on the fence about building iPhone applications using Web 2.0 technologies, think about this: Your potential list of application users is about to grow beyond users of the iPhone, and will include a crapload of people buying new iPods. If you think about t...Sep. 11, 2007 10:45 AM EDT Reads: 23,025 Replies: 1 |
If you take a look at the success of the Nintendo Wii, you'll see an innovative device with an incredibly compelling user interaction design (the Wiimote, nunchuck, steering wheels, fitness pads, etc). The device itself has what the industry might actually refer to as 'last gen' hardwa... Sep. 7, 2007 12:30 AM EDT Reads: 27,391 Replies: 5 |
So yesterday I was happily catching up on my RSS feeds when I noticed that there was some Apple buzz. I took a look and saw some photos of the new iPod Touch, which is basically an iPhone that can only use WiFi instead of EDGE and obviously has no phone in it. It's quite impressive-loo... Sep. 7, 2007 12:30 AM EDT Reads: 23,280 Replies: 9 |
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