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04.14.2009 Google rolled out the Google Android 1.5 “Early Look” SDK for developers. The Android 1.5 platform includes a number of new and improved tools, including faster Gmail conversation list scrolling and user interface refinements to the browser and other elements.
04.06.2009 Palm lets loose new details at the Web 2.0 Expo about its developer program for the new Palm WebOS platform. The Mojo SDK will be provided to a set of interested application developers that apply for access at the Palm Developer Network Website.
03.30.2009 Apple iPhone and BlackBerry owners can breathe easier: Skype plans to announce an application for the smartphones at the CTIA Wireless convention on Tuesday.
03.30.2009 BSquare is looking to bring full Adobe Flash technology to the Google Android operating system. If this happens and the company does manage to port Flash to Android, it would give the new mobile OS a leg up on Microsoft Windows Mobile and the Apple iPhone.
03.19.2009 Android smartphone developer HTC has released an update for the Android Dev Phone 1 software, the developer version of the Android G1 smartphone. Version 1.1 of Android for the ADP1 is backward-compatible with Android 1.0, an Android application developer says.
03.16.2009 Microsoft has announced its strategy for empowering developers to create and monetize applications for the next generation of Windows phones. As incentive for developers to build compelling applications for the Windows Mobile platform, Microsoft said it will provide developers with 70 percent of the sales revenue of their applications.
03.09.2009 Keeping up with the trend toward mini-apps designed for specific mobile platforms, Blackberry manufacturer Research In Motion has announced an application storefront called BlackBerry App World. The site will go live for developers on March 4 and will compete with the likes of the Apple App Store and the Android Market.
02.23.2009 Google's Android phone has gotten developers geared up for increased customer demand for applications, even as some continue to create apps for the competing Apple iPhone. Meanwhile, developers also discuss hacks to enable greater access to Android phones.
12.22.2008 Sprint has expanded its open development location-based services offerings by integrating location aggregation platforms Veriplace by WaveMarket and Where by uLocate Communications. The deal offers third-party mobile and wireless, Web, WAP, SMS and widget developers a consistent way to create applications that use the customer's location information to provide customized information and services, Sprint says.
11.19.2008 Adobe is working to deliver full Flash Player 10 technology to smart phones, including Windows Mobile devices, Symbian OS-powered devices and Google Android phones. And the company remains hopeful regarding the iPhone and BlackBerry. Kevin Lynch, Adobe's CTO, demonstrated Flash Player 10 running on Windows Mobile, Symbian and Android at the Adobe MAX 2008 developer conference.
11.10.2008 VMware plans to introduce a version of its virtualization technology that is designed for cell phones. The VMware Mobile Virtualization Platform will use a small-footprint hypervisor to let users have multiple virtual machines on their smart phones in the same way a desktop or notebook can host different virtual environments. To help bring the platform to market, VMware acquired Trango Virtual Processors, a company that created a hypervisor for smart phones based on the ARM processor.
11.05.2008 Analysis: The new RIM BlackBerry devices, including the Storm, come with a host of new and exciting features. Now RIM is rolling out a software development kit for the BlackBerry that lets Java developers take advantage of these features.
09.22.2008 Amazon is getting into the content delivery business to help organizations better deliver their content from the edge of the network. The new service will work with Amazon's S3 data storage service and will be provided on a pay-as-you-go basis.
09.15.2008 Yahoo uses CTIA as the launching pad for oneConnect for the Apple iPhone, as well as improvements to its Blueprint mobile programming platform. Yahoo is showing how it plans to open up its Web services to integration with third-party vendors.
08.27.2008 Google Android advocates say the SDK for the forthcoming Android mobile operating system won't include Google Talk for security reasons, or Bluetooth because the API wasn't finished.
08.25.2008 At the Intel Developer Forum, CTO Justin Rattner is planning to discuss Intel's vision for photonics replacing traditional copper wiring in processors and where Intel sees the marriage of the mobile and embedded devices market.
08.18.2008 Report: T-Mobile's high-end smart phone will be based on Google's Android software. The T-Mobile phone is expected to compete with the Apple iPhone and be ready before Christmas.
08.11.2008 Motorola's combination of geolocation and sensing technologies performed well in FCC testing, Motorola officials say. Devices by Philips, Adaptrum and InfoComm are also being tested as Google, Microsoft, Motorola and other IT companies hope to exploit the digital television transition by delivering wireless broadband in the empty spectrum between digital television channels.
07.14.2008 Analysis: The market for e-books continues to grow slowly but surely.
07.14.2008 Oracle puts front end to business apps on new iPhone, as Salesforce.com announces both its CRM and Platform-as-a-Service are available through the Apple Apps Store.
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