Tag Archive for 'development'

RIM Talks BlackBerry Storm Development

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Doug
on October 27, 2008
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One of the true pleasures of being at the BlackBerry Developer Conference was the opportunity to finally meet RIM’s Developer Support Guru, Mike Kirkup. Mike is a great guy and one of the heroes that helped to make the BlackBerry Cool 15 possible. He’s also the man behind the Open Mike section of the BlackBerry Developer Newsletter, which has a special focus this month on BlackBerry Storm development. In addition to the BlackBerry Storm simulator video, the BlackBerry Developer Newsletter has Mike talking about ‘Compatibility Mode’ and Storm events at the BBDC, and links to a number of useful support documents about Storm development. Check them out below:

Open Mike with Mike Kirkup
BlackBerry Java Development Environment (BlackBerry JDE) v4.7 including BlackBerry Storm Simulator
BlackBerry Storm Simulator
BlackBerry Storm Gestures Document
BlackBerry Storm Shortcut Bar Document
BlackBerry Storm Development Guide

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SDK released for Access Linux Platform

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Devin Kent
on February 13, 2008
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The PalmInfocenter found that Access has released a Software Development Kit (SDK) and other development tools for their Access Linux Platform.

The SDK features Eclipse-based development tools, the Glade 3 interface editor, a simulator for easier debugging, headers and libraries, full documentation, and quite a bit more. It also includes a Garnet VM Compatibility Kit to test compatibility with Palm’s Garnet OS.

They’re also joining the LiMO Foundation. It’s a good time to like Linux!

Nokia acquires Trolltech

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Devin Kent
on January 29, 2008
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Qt logoThe team at PDA Street has found out that Nokia has acquired the open source developer Trolltech.

Nokia is interested in Trolltech’s Qt application development kit, which is the basis of KDE, a Linux desktop system. Qt is also available for mobile development. The deal has already been approved by the vast majority of shareholders and is expected to close on Q2 2008.

Trolltech have put up a FAQ to address any concerns or questions, which says tha Nokia is acquiring Trolltech to help expand their cross-platform development plans.