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I've been watching, with interest, developers create new applications for the iPhone. Owning one myself - and being knowledgeable in JavaScript - I've been wondering what options there were for creating downloadable JavaScript applications or the iPhone. In doing some research I found a number of solutions, some simpler than others, some requiring more knowledge of Objective-C than others. Before looking at the options I should note that given the requirements of the platform if you're really serious about getting in to iPhone development you should learn Objective-C. None of the options appear to provide the full range of functionality that a normally-written application would.

This diagram shows how Java source code, XML files, and other resources are compiled and packaged into an Android package file. The resulting .apk file is actually a JAR file, you can see its content by typing jar -tvf MyApp.apk.

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results from usability tests on the Iphone.

RPI's Tetherless World Constellation will address this emerging area of "Web Science," focusing on the World Wide Web and it's future use. Faculty in the constellation will explore the research and engineering principles that underlie the Web, will enhance the Web's reach beyond the desktop and laptop computer, and will develop new technologies and languages that expand the capabilities of the Web.

There has been a lot of huffing and puffing over limitations to iPhone 3rd party apps. Especially the "one app at a time" and "no background processes" rules. A lot of people claims that these particular restrictions does not apply to the native iPhone apps or to preferred partners that Apple lets under the tent. I would like to argue that this assumption is not correct.

Some cast iron confirmation at last that the BlackBerry Storm will be here on Vodafone from the first week of next month. The information's come direct from the horse's mouth via T3 who've been chatting with RIM over in the States.

O2 said today that it is now selling pre-pay versions of the iPhone 3G in its own stores, as well as through Carphone Warehouse outlets.

Speaking with the Associated Press, RIM co-CEO Mike Lazaridis explained that the company's BlackBerry Bold is still undergoing the certification process.

First announced at SEMA 2007, the Nokia 500 Auto Navigation system is finally hitting the streets.

great source to see mobile os ui

WidSets is a clever service that brings the Internet to your cell phone. It uses mini-applications called widgets that keep an eye out on updates to websites you normally visit several times a day.