Nokia To Debut Mobile Lifestreaming App (18)
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Mobile lifestreaming is an process that isn't as easy as it should be. Although we highlighted some ways you can lifestream from your iPhone, in order to record video, your iPhone needs to be jailbroken - and that's not something everyone wants to do. For the iPhone-less, the options are even worse. Lifestream from your Razr? From your Blackberry? It just doesn't happen. (Unless you're counting Twitter as lifestreaming, which we don't. Lifestreaming is more ...
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Haltse said:
Individual hosting circumvented. MM now that's an interesting trend eh;)
Sci-Fi Hi-Fi (9)
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Buzz Andersen: Funding has its place, but, realistically, how many application ideas that could actually be implemented with the iPhone SDK require the level of up-front investment that would make the tradeoffs of venture funding and the overhead of a large organization necessary? Not many people, in my estimation, are building anything for the iPhone that requires significant research and development, infrastructure, or engineering resources beyond a few capable coders with a good work ethic. ...
GPS trails in Google Earth (9)
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This week, we've added another layer to the Gallery in Google Earth. Spain-based Wikiloc aggregates thousands of GPS tracks for various outdoor activities provided by its growing user community. The layer not only lets you display the GPS tracks in Google Earth, but gives you additional information like the distance covered, the elevation maxima, a personal description of the trip as well as pictures taken by the user. This can be interesting to explore, and ...
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lrunejensen said:
Maybe U have time for some serious hiking - unfortunately I don´t. /Rune
Why Apple Plays God with the iPhone SDK (5)
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Daniel Eran Dilger AppleInsider’s article “Developers question why Apple keeps its iPhone 2.0 SDK under NDA” presented several reasons why developers are frustrated with Apple’s tight control over the iPhone platform. Another facet behind Apple wanting to maintain a centralized position of control over iPhone development, where developers are bound by NDA to interface only with Apple but not each other, is to head off tangent hacks that might complicate Apple’s ability to lead its ...
Bursting the iPhone bubble (1)
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Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Software, Apple, Developer, iPhone, App Store, SDKJohn Casasanta has written up a pretty damning condemnation of the vulture venture capitalists (VCs) hovering around the iPhone's App Store lately. While many developers are smelling a lot of potential in the iPhone and its SDK, VCs are smelling lots of money, and unfortunately, as was apparently the case between Mike Lee and Tapulous recently, sometimes those smells lead the two in different ...
Bursting the iPhone bubble (4)
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Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Software, Apple, Developer, iPhone, App Store, SDKJohn Casasanta has written up a pretty damning condemnation of the vulture venture capitalists (VCs) hovering around the iPhone's App Store lately. While many developers are smelling a lot of potential in the iPhone and its SDK, VCs are smelling lots of money, and unfortunately, as was apparently the case between Mike Lee and Tapulous recently, sometimes those smells lead the two in different ...
Panic releases Coda 1.5 (9)
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Filed under: Software, Internet ToolsPanic has released Coda 1.5, a free update to my favorite all-in-one web development application. Coda 1.5 adds several major new features, including find-and-replace across multiple files and a fully-integrated Subversion client. Also included in the update is a user-customizable bookshelf, which allows you to specify any given website as a "book." You can also enter a sample search URL with a wildcard character, and command-click on terms to look for ...
Panic releases Coda 1.5 (3)
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Filed under: Software, Internet ToolsPanic has released Coda 1.5, a free update to my favorite all-in-one web development application. Coda 1.5 adds several major new features, including find-and-replace across multiple files and a fully-integrated Subversion client. Also included in the update is a user-customizable bookshelf, which allows you to specify any given website as a "book." You can also enter a sample search URL with a wildcard character, and command-click on terms to look for ...
navigator.geolocation: Using the W3C Geolocation API today (31)
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Last week I wrote a simple WhereAreYou? application that used the Google Ajax APIs ClientLocation API to access your location via your IP address. At the same time, we announced support for the Gears Geolocation API that can calculate your address using a GPS device, WiFi info, cell tower ids, and IP address lookups. Add to all of that, the W3C Geolocation API that Andrei Popescu of the Gears team is editing. You will notice ...
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kleinman said:
Intersting that Google is now providing the same technology as Skyhook to location detection.
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euribates said:
Muy interesante
Techie Swedes prove iPhone 3G reception is "normal" (10)
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Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Wireless, iPhoneBlogger Thomas Ricker over at our sibling site Engadget posted an interesting blurb early this morning. Curious about whether or not iPhone 3G is as bad as urban legend seems to make it out to be, engineers at Bluetest in Gothenburg, Sweden, tested it against a Nokia N73 and a Sony Ericsson P1. The results? Although the P1 was slightly better at receiving signals and the N73 a little ...
Techie Swedes prove iPhone 3G reception is "normal" (2)
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Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Wireless, iPhoneBlogger Thomas Ricker over at our sibling site Engadget posted an interesting blurb early this morning. Curious about whether or not iPhone 3G is as bad as urban legend seems to make it out to be, engineers at Bluetest in Gothenburg, Sweden, tested it against a Nokia N73 and a Sony Ericsson P1. The results? Although the P1 was slightly better at receiving signals and the N73 a little ...
Analyst: 45M iPhones in 2009 (4)
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Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Apple Financial, iPhoneDespite issues with the iPhone 3G -- less-than-stellar battery life, dropped calls, crashes, etc. -- stock market analysts are very bullish on Apple's product.BusinessWeek reported that Piper Jaffray tech analyst Gene Munster is forecasting sales of 13 million iPhone 3Gs in 2008, and a whopping 45 million on 2009. That's considerably higher than what other analysts are proposing, which is in the range of 11 million in 2008 ...
Analyst: 45M iPhones in 2009 (1)
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Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Apple Financial, iPhoneDespite issues with the iPhone 3G -- less-than-stellar battery life, dropped calls, crashes, etc. -- stock market analysts are very bullish on Apple's product.BusinessWeek reported that Piper Jaffray tech analyst Gene Munster is forecasting sales of 13 million iPhone 3Gs in 2008, and a whopping 45 million on 2009. That's considerably higher than what other analysts are proposing, which is in the range of 11 million in 2008 ...
Sony Ericsson's PlayNow Arena: 1 million, DRM-free songs on Monday (1)
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Filed under: Cellphones, Gaming, Handhelds What was just a footnote to 2007 has finally come to fruition. Sony Ericsson just went live with details for the August 25th, Nordic launch of its PlayNow Arena media download site. Initially the site will offer 1 million, DRM-free songs (ramping up to 5 million) from Sony BMG, Warner Music, and EMI. It will also offer games, ringtones, applications, and themes for your mobile downloading pleasures. Other European countries ...
Sony Ericsson's PlayNow Arena: 1 million, DRM-free songs on Monday (1)
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Filed under: Cellphones, Gaming, Handhelds What was just a footnote to 2007 has finally come to fruition. Sony Ericsson just went live with details for the August 25th, Nordic launch of its PlayNow Arena media download site. Initially the site will offer 1 million, DRM-free songs (ramping up to 5 million) from Sony BMG, Warner Music, and EMI. It will also offer games, ringtones, applications, and themes for your mobile downloading pleasures. Other European countries ...
★ Raining on the OpenClip Parade (23)
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The OpenClip project, which debuted this week, describes itself as “a non-profit, open-source, community-effort project, which promotes a framework for the iPhone that allows users to copy / paste between participating applications.” The obvious shortcoming, compared to a hypothetical system-wide clipboard from Apple, is that apps which don’t explicitly support the OpenClip scheme don’t work with it — including all of Apple’s apps, like Mail and Safari. That’s to be expected. But it’s worse than ...
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Dan said:
After reading this it makes me think copy-paste was something deliberately left our of the iPhone because of security and/or performance concerns of the SDK. We all know Apple is working on a solution but it's something not as easy to implement as it sounds - with Apple's need to limit how apps work on the phone (including their own).
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Michael said:
great explanation of how openclip works
GC 2008: Little Big Planet Demo (1)
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LittleBigPlanet (PS3)The little guys make an a[[earance at german Games Convention.
suunto X10 is out (1)
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We haven’t been talking too much about GPS enabled wrist watches lately but worry no more for Suunto recently announced the successor to their highly popular X9i. The Suunto X10 has upgraded GPS performance, which locates your position even faster than the X9i. The improved GPS also tracks better in difficult conditions, such as heavy foliage, for more reliable readings when you need it most. Unlike bulkier, hand-held GPS units, the Suunto X10 is hands-free, ...
10 Promising Web Platforms (121)
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In this post we review 10 promising developer platforms for the Web. We're not talking about the obvious ones either, like Facebook, iPhone, OpenSocial or even Twitter. Those have been covered extensively already. The list below features some of our favorite 'lesser known' web developer platforms. There are bound to be other excellent developer platforms not noted below, so as always please use the comments here to point out your own favorites. We've written a ...
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shanusmagnus said:
Nice rundown on various API technologies, including a bunch I'd never heard of.
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Simon said:
www.EventsListed.com - Events
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CB said:
tie all of our data together.
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Haidong said:
to many platforms to follow for developers...but I believe there will be something interesting come up if you can somehow mixed some of those
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Unseen said:
Early Web 3.0 or what?
