I would like to propose a number of bindings a preferred scripting language
should have
- Bluetooth bindings
- Webservice bindings, 'lightweight' request/response access to networked
services
- Persistence bindings, optimized access to large datasets (sqlite?)
On Tuesday 03 April 2007
http://www.mobilewhack.com/top-ten-list-of-iphone-competitors/
Funny, the neo appears twice in this comparative ?
In fact it's a mix of the greenphone (i guess it was the one they wanted to
describe...) with the neo's features (even imaginary ones: multi-touch
gesture recognition).
What would be the best platform for using web 2.0 APIs? There are
interesting web 2.0 services, almost all offering free-to-use APIs
(http://www.programmableweb.com/), such as the recent netvibes
crossplatform widget API http://dev.netvibes.com/ or Imity, who
recently released an open source
For a dynamic scripting language that would be best served to consume
web resources and already tie into a big development community there
are two primary choices: Python and Ruby.
Python has had incredible support and impact on Nokia mobiles with
Py60 (see Nokia's Py60 extensions to device
Andrew Turner wrote:
For a dynamic scripting language that would be best served to consume
web resources and already tie into a big development community there
are two primary choices: Python and Ruby.
Python has had incredible support and impact on Nokia mobiles with
Py60 (see Nokia's Py60
Their description of the Samsung F700 as their first touchpad phone
is interesting. I've got an i300 on my belt...
They also need a native English speaker to do a spelling-and-grammar
check on their site.
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Hi All,
I've read through several threads on this list, and others, which
discuss the use of Google Maps for mobiles. It has been mentioned
several times that Google doesn't allow map tiles to be cached. I've
read through the Google Maps API Terms of Use and I can't seem to find
any mention of
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