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Get Your Android SDK’s Ready

Tuesday, May 11th, 2010

It seemed that all the buzz earlier today was about Android phones outselling iPhones. Sure Apple fanboys were discrediting the articles saying that it is a combination of all Android devices against the lone iPhone. They have a point, but I wouldn’t go and overlook Google’s mobile platform. Android seems to be taking off like wildfire, and with Apple making their opinion of Adobe’s Flash and Air development for the iPhone, you have a whole bunch of developers turning to Android.

I guess what I’m trying to say is you better start looking at Andriod. Its not going anywhere but up.

AIR as a solution for iPhone…yeah not anymore

Friday, April 9th, 2010

So just a few days ago I wrote a post about how doing development with AIR might be a good solution for covering both mobile applications and web applications all in one smooth run of code.  Well as I’ve heard it through the grapevine (via engadget mobile), Apple says NO.

Applications may only use Documented APIs in the manner prescribed by Apple and must not use or call any private APIs.

So it’ll work for everyone else, just not our iPhone and iPod users.  Which is starting to become a resounding theme.  It’s like Steve is doing everything they can to make the iPhone the “IE6″ of the mobile community.

Adobe AIR for the mobile market

Tuesday, April 6th, 2010

I’ve known about AIR for quite a while now and have had the passing thought of “I should learn that”.  Now, put that thought into my queue of every other frameworks, languages, and CMS’s I have in my heap of items to learn….and it tended to get lost.

Then strolls in this great little write up and video linked to from Engadget: http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/05/adobe-air-developer-demonstration-one-game-five-platforms-all/

iReverse running on OS X, Windows 7, Ubuntu Linux, the iPhone, a Droid and the new iPad, explaining how it took only a series of seriously tiny platform-specific wrappers to make his program function on each.

Now it looks like I might have to move AIR forward in my queue.  With that kind of potential it could be a major advantage for applications that aren’t tied to the platform specific functionality…and that’s a lot of app ideas!

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