Rounding Up Last Week
We have one smart phone at last to view videos on the Internet. The latest product of Nokia N-series, N90-3 comes with Flash Lite. On the other hand, the world refuses to get over the fact that Apple’s iPhone can’t support Flash yet. It is the UK watchdog Advertising Standards Authority’s turn to give vent […]
b.Tween Bridges Gap Between Adobe and Apple
Adobe Flash Player is not yet on Apple iPhone. But Flash Lite apps can now be ported to iPhone or iPod Touch.
Thomas Joos from Boulevart and Emanuele Cipolloni from Barefootsoft have successfully ported a Flash Lite project, the "Rock Werchter Mobile Guide", to the iPhone taking advantage of all the oppurtunities the iphone UI has [...]
J2ME Beats Flash Lite Again with Mobile Database
While we are waiting for Flash Lite 3 and dreaming about real Flash/Flex for mobile, J2ME charges forward. If you're developing applications for Java-ME (J2ME)-based mobile device, and writing your own data management code, you should check out the Perst Lite open source, object-oriented embedded database from McObject.
Perst Lite is not completely new, it's been [...]
Wii Net
The Nintendo Wii is almost certainly the most popular games console at the moment due to its revolutionary and unique features such as the Wiimote. There are however plenty of other features which are worth paying attention to. You can even surf the internet on the Wii console, thanks to a network connection.
Unlike a number [...]
Flash Lite + Java ME = Cool Mobile Platform
In an exiting development Sony Ericsson has been able gel two of most popular development platforms in mobile computing through its new technology called ‘Project Capuchin’. It intends to combine the best of two worlds, Adobe Flash Lite and the Java ME development platform thus opening up a sea of possibilities for developers.
The Java ME [...]
Better Than Never, Adobe Mobile Gallery
Adobe just released its Flash Mobile Gallery the week. Coming to think of it, the Flash Lite has been around for so many years and only now Adobe pulled up a mobile gallery. Either they were really stretched out too thin or just don't think mobile is a big deal. But that's not what Microsoft [...]
Flash is Coming to iPhone
There are some good news about Flash in the mobile space. First Microsoft will add
Flash to Microsoft Mobile platform, even though I'm sure they'd like Silverlight to be the first class citizen there. And, after Steve Jobs said no to Flash Lite. Adobe CEO Shanatanu Narayen has announced that Adobe has begun developing a Flash-solution [...]
Is Qt becoming Another Major RIA Player?
Nokia is buying Qt for $153 million. Nokia is actually buying Trolltech, but the target is Qt. So, what is Qt anyway?
Trolltech is the company develops a Linux-based mobile platform called Qtopia that includes a mobile Qt stack. It's the company behind Qt, a cross-platform rich application development framework. It includes:
An intuitive, easy to use [...]
Is Flash on Android Possible?
Read a headline, Symbian dismisses Google Android, on iContact Community and made me thinking. It seems to me, like it or not, Android will change how information technologies be deployed to people or business. I can compare this with when PC and DOS were introduced out of the mainframe age. Also, we all know that [...]
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