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Creating a Universal Software Experience Across Devices - O'Reilly Media, 1st Edition By Ram Peddibhotla Ram Peddibhotla, a Director from Intel’s Software and Services Group, will discuss how the future of mobile involves ubiquity across multiple hardware platforms. Specifically, Ram will discuss how open source software will shape the next gener... Format: Safari Books Online Publish Date: February 27, 2011
Professional Ubuntu Mobile Development, 1st Edition By Rodrigo Cesar Lopes Belem, Ian Lawrence Ubuntu Mobile is quickly being adopted by mobile device manufacturers and provides Web browsing, e-mail, media, camera, VoIP, instant messaging, GPS, blogging, digital TV, games, contacts, dates/calendar, and simple software updates on every mobile d... Format: Ebook Publish Date: October 2009
Mobile, desktop or cloud: Where does the future of open source lie? - ... By James Turner In this Q&A, OSCON speaker and GNOME foundation executive director Stormy Peters discusses the risks of cloud computing, the continued importance of desktop computing, and the interesting relationship between new mobile form factors and free software adoption. Publish Date: July 07, 2010
Mobile Banks in the Developing World Prove Simpler is Better - O'Reilly Radar By Ben Lorica Recent initiatives designed to make U.S. consumer financial products simpler and intelligible to customers, reminds me of a study we did on Mobile Banks in the developing world. Designed to work on the simplest mobile devices and originally targeting the unbanked, mobile banks evolved from simple services to become widely used money-transfer and mobile payment systems. While it's technically easy to roll out a rudimentary mobile payment system, the most successful mobile banks in the developing world use complex software systems that handle more (near) real-time transactions than traditional banking systems. Publish Date: September 17, 2009
Open Source Mobile Roundup - O'Reilly Radar By Nat Torkington Tim sent around a link to the VisionMobile report on open source technology in the mobile space, which I really enjoyed. It covers not just the software used at different layers in the stack, it also covers licensing and governance models. Strongly recommended.... Publish Date: December 03, 2008
Radar's top stories: May 23-27, 2011 - O'Reilly Radar By Mac Slocum This week on Radar: A deep look at how PC-based software and mobile apps handle data acquisition; why Publish Date: May 27, 2011
Gov 2.0 Week in Review - O'Reilly Radar By Alex Howard This week Gov 2.0 review includes open government, Wikileaks, mobile apps, accessibility, open, data social media, open source and an uncommon software demo. Publish Date: August 06, 2010
Better government through code - O'Reilly Radar By Alex Howard The new non-profit Code for America teams cities and developers to create civic-minded web and mobile applications. Founder Jennifer Pahlka, who extended the innovative volunteerism of Teach for America toward software developers with this new organization, discusses Code for America and its mission in the following interview. Publish Date: May 11, 2010
By Mitch Allen This is the official guide to building native JavaScript applications for Palm's new mobile operating system, Palm® webOS™. Written by Palm's software chief technology officer along with the Palm webOS development team, Palm webOS offers y... Format: Print, Ebook, Safari Books Online Publish Date: July 2009
Teachers become senseis while tech handles drills - O'Reilly Radar By Marie Bjerede San Diego's High Tech High has found success with ALEKS, a software package that uses simple feedback to reinforce fundamental math skills. This example hints at a revised teacher-tech relationship, where the technology handles drills while teachers coach and offer guidance. Toss in additions like mobile access and 24/7 connectivity, and new possibilities -- and new questions -- arise. In this post, Marie Bjerede examines all these angles. Publish Date: August 05, 2010
Two Cool New Bookworm Features - O'Reilly Radar By Andrew Savikas There's no question that there's plenty of room for improvement among EPUB readers. From simple things like poorly handling multiple author names to more complicated issues like CSS support, readers (the people, not the software) deserve better. That's one reason we've been sponsoring the open-source Bookworm reader, which is among the best ebook readers around (and looks great on mobile... Publish Date: July 30, 2009
Release 2.0: Issue 10, 1st Edition By Jimmy Guterman Ed. The Geospatial Web (aka the GeoWeb) is a rapidly evolving Web 2.0 market of innovative data and software applications--including location-based services, social software, and even augmented reality--for both the web and mobile devices. Propelled by t... Format: Ebook, Safari Books Online, Newsletter Publish Date: October 2008
Where 2.0 Preview - Pelago's Jeff Holden on Creating Stories Out of Your Life... By James Turner Tools like Twitter and Facebook have let people share in near real-time what they are doing. Now with a new generation of location aware mobile devices, you can tell your friends or the entire world where you're doing it. Jeff Holden's company, Pelago, is one of many trying to come up with a killer application that blends location, images, text and social networking to create a new kind of group awareness. Before starting Pelago, Jeff had a long career as the Senior Vice President of Consumer Websites for Amazon and before that, the Director of Supply Chain Optimization Systems. In this preview of his talk at Where 2.0, Jeff talks about creating stories through location-tagged information, distributing software through Apple's App Store, his work at Amazon, and the privacy implications of location becoming ubiquitous. Publish Date: April 09, 2009
Meetro profiled in SFGate - O'Reilly Radar By Nat Torkington We put Meetro founder Paul Bragiel on stage at Where 2.0 in 2005 as part of a panel on social mobile software. Earlier this week, Meetro was profiled in an SFGate story about startups. Congrats on the attention, Paul!... Publish Date: August 02, 2006
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