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Nokia N900 app: Raemote - Apple Remote widget Tweet
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Nokia N900 application Raemote is a widget that acts exactly like the Apple Remote.
Labels: Maemo , Nokia , Videos
Labels: Maemo , Nokia , Videos
A Revolutionary Wireless Digital Picture Frame Launched with Windows® Vista Tweet
Established in 2005, A Living Picture, PLC created Momento - a range of digital media devices and accessories. Momento - one of the first wireless digital picture frames to be released revolutionized converged media communicaiton technology. Momento was designed to easily stream pictures directly from Windows Vista computers as well as through RSS, MMS and email distribution to one or multiple frames. Allowing users to send pictures virtually instaneously to mulitple types of devices through wireless and cellular connections.
Labels: Miscellaneous
Labels: Miscellaneous
Nokia Aims a Tablet at Apple Tweet
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Nokia(NOK) is out to prove again that it can be late, wrong and yet still willing to stick its neck out in areas where growth could be.
The Finnish phone giant is gearing up to enter the tablet race, looking to contend with the Apple (AAPL) iPad and other tech giants.
Nokia is working with suppliers and design manufacturers on a touch-screen tablet to have available as early as this fall, according to Rodman Renshaw analyst Ashok Kumar, who is close to Nokia's technology partners. Nokia declined to comment.
The move, if true, would put Nokia head-to-head with tablet makers like Apple, Hewlett-Packard(HPQ), Microsoft(MSFT), Google(GOOG) and Dell (DELL), to name a few. The plunge into tablets would also mark yet another attempt by the top mobile phone maker to develop Internet devices for a market beyond cell phones.
"Nokia hasn't fielded any breakaway products in years," says Kumar. "This is a new window, and Nokia had better be at the starting gate if and when the product category takes off," Kumar added.
>> Who Owns Nokia?: Karen Finerman
Apple's sensational foray into tablets is a bold bet on an iffy category. With the iPad, Apple hopes to sell people -- who already have smartphones and laptops -- a new in-between product.
Fans argue that the fingertip-controlled, touch-screen tablet is a fundamental technology change that delivers media and applications in entirely new ways. Skeptics say that the iPad fad will fade as the mass market thinks twice about buying a $500 toy.
Nokia's tablet roots
Nokia, oddly, was a tablet pioneer in the early 2000s with its N770 handheld Internet device. The product failed to take off. Then last year, Nokia flopped in the netbook market with its Booklet 3G.
But this time around, Nokia has regrouped around a new operating system called MeeGo and a partnership with chip giant Intel (INTC).
"Getting a strong Intel backing here could be an important advantage," says MKM Partners analyst Tero Kuittinen, who sees the Nokia tablet as part of an array of mobile computers.
Though initial Apple iPad sales were not exactly blockbuster, coming in at 300,000 on the first day, the tally was a respectable start. The proof of the tablet's categorical success will come if the common consumer, beyond Apple's core followers, gravitates to the iPad.
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Labels: Apple , Nokia
The Finnish phone giant is gearing up to enter the tablet race, looking to contend with the Apple (AAPL) iPad and other tech giants.
Nokia is working with suppliers and design manufacturers on a touch-screen tablet to have available as early as this fall, according to Rodman Renshaw analyst Ashok Kumar, who is close to Nokia's technology partners. Nokia declined to comment.
The move, if true, would put Nokia head-to-head with tablet makers like Apple, Hewlett-Packard(HPQ), Microsoft(MSFT), Google(GOOG) and Dell (DELL), to name a few. The plunge into tablets would also mark yet another attempt by the top mobile phone maker to develop Internet devices for a market beyond cell phones.
"Nokia hasn't fielded any breakaway products in years," says Kumar. "This is a new window, and Nokia had better be at the starting gate if and when the product category takes off," Kumar added.
>> Who Owns Nokia?: Karen Finerman
Apple's sensational foray into tablets is a bold bet on an iffy category. With the iPad, Apple hopes to sell people -- who already have smartphones and laptops -- a new in-between product.
Fans argue that the fingertip-controlled, touch-screen tablet is a fundamental technology change that delivers media and applications in entirely new ways. Skeptics say that the iPad fad will fade as the mass market thinks twice about buying a $500 toy.
Nokia's tablet roots
Nokia, oddly, was a tablet pioneer in the early 2000s with its N770 handheld Internet device. The product failed to take off. Then last year, Nokia flopped in the netbook market with its Booklet 3G.
But this time around, Nokia has regrouped around a new operating system called MeeGo and a partnership with chip giant Intel (INTC).
"Getting a strong Intel backing here could be an important advantage," says MKM Partners analyst Tero Kuittinen, who sees the Nokia tablet as part of an array of mobile computers.
Though initial Apple iPad sales were not exactly blockbuster, coming in at 300,000 on the first day, the tally was a respectable start. The proof of the tablet's categorical success will come if the common consumer, beyond Apple's core followers, gravitates to the iPad.
Click to read the rest of the article
Labels: Apple , Nokia
Adobe Flash Platform Tweet
Innovation that stands out, technology that fits in.
The Adobe® Flash® Platform is an integrated set of technologies surrounded by an established ecosystem of support programs, business partners, and enthusiastic user communities. Together, they provide everything you need to create and deliver the most compelling applications, content, and video to the widest possible audience.
Built with the Flash Platform
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DIRECTV used the Flash Platform to deliver live video, recorded video, and data feeds.
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Finetune used the Flash Platform to deploy to the web, desktop, mobile devices, and digital home devices.
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NASDAQ used the Flash Platform to integrate a dynamic interface with large databases.
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Playfish used the Flash Platform to develop a popular gaming application for Facebook.
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A complete system
Use professional tools, an open source framework, ubiquitous clients, and scalable servers to take applications and content from prototype to production and video from planning to playback.
Expressiveness, consistency, and reach
Deliver expressive content and applications that run consistently across the widest reach of browsers, operating systems, and devices.
Agile design and development
Achieve faster time to market with integrated tools and flexible workflows that support independent but synchronized front-end design and back-end development with rapid cycling of multiple iterations.
Robust, open ecosystem
Enjoy compatibility with leading tools and browsers, support for open standards, integration with leading infrastructure partners, developer training programs, co-marketing and distribution opportunities, and a developer community over one million strong.
Flash Platform Blog
Flash Applications Across Multiple Screens
05 Apr 2010
In the video below, Christian Cantrell shows off a single Flash application running on 5 different screens - two mobile platforms (Motorola Droid based on Android and iPhone OS), a browser, 3 desktops (Windows, Mac and Linux), and the iPad....
Flash Brings the Web to Life
02 Apr 2010
We just posted a few new videos to give you an update on mobile apps and the breadth of Flash content on the Web available on exciting new devices, like the upcoming Dell tablet. Standalone Apps Outside the Browser With...
InfoWorld rated Flash Builder 4 as a must-have tool for data-driven RIA development
29 Mar 2010
This morning, James Borck posted his review of Flash Builder 4 on InfoWorld. Overall, it is a great summary of the key features in this shipping version. Here are some highlights from Jame's review:A big step forward to bring designers...
Labels: Software
The Adobe® Flash® Platform is an integrated set of technologies surrounded by an established ecosystem of support programs, business partners, and enthusiastic user communities. Together, they provide everything you need to create and deliver the most compelling applications, content, and video to the widest possible audience.
Built with the Flash Platform
Previous Next
SAP
SAP BusinessObjects Xcelsius software relies on the Flash Platform to enable interactive, data-driven content.
Learn about the Flash Platform and:
Enterprise applications
Saas applications
Sharp
Sharp Electronics used the Flash Platform to deploy an innovative executive data application on a 65-inch screen.
Learn about the Flash Platform and:
Enterprise applications
Mobile and home devices
DIRECTV
DIRECTV used the Flash Platform to deliver live video, recorded video, and data feeds.
Learn about the Flash Platform and:
Rich media marketing
Applications with video
Finetune
Finetune used the Flash Platform to deploy to the web, desktop, mobile devices, and digital home devices.
Learn about the Flash Platform and:
Consumer applications
Mobile and home devices
NASDAQ
NASDAQ used the Flash Platform to integrate a dynamic interface with large databases.
Learn about the Flash Platform and:
Enterprise applications
Consumer applications
Playfish
Playfish used the Flash Platform to develop a popular gaming application for Facebook.
Learn about the Flash Platform and:
Social applications
A complete system
Use professional tools, an open source framework, ubiquitous clients, and scalable servers to take applications and content from prototype to production and video from planning to playback.
Expressiveness, consistency, and reach
Deliver expressive content and applications that run consistently across the widest reach of browsers, operating systems, and devices.
Agile design and development
Achieve faster time to market with integrated tools and flexible workflows that support independent but synchronized front-end design and back-end development with rapid cycling of multiple iterations.
Robust, open ecosystem
Enjoy compatibility with leading tools and browsers, support for open standards, integration with leading infrastructure partners, developer training programs, co-marketing and distribution opportunities, and a developer community over one million strong.
Flash Platform Blog
Flash Applications Across Multiple Screens
05 Apr 2010
In the video below, Christian Cantrell shows off a single Flash application running on 5 different screens - two mobile platforms (Motorola Droid based on Android and iPhone OS), a browser, 3 desktops (Windows, Mac and Linux), and the iPad....
Flash Brings the Web to Life
02 Apr 2010
We just posted a few new videos to give you an update on mobile apps and the breadth of Flash content on the Web available on exciting new devices, like the upcoming Dell tablet. Standalone Apps Outside the Browser With...
InfoWorld rated Flash Builder 4 as a must-have tool for data-driven RIA development
29 Mar 2010
This morning, James Borck posted his review of Flash Builder 4 on InfoWorld. Overall, it is a great summary of the key features in this shipping version. Here are some highlights from Jame's review:A big step forward to bring designers...
Labels: Software
Adobe Flash Player 10.1 Tweet
* Adobe Flash Player 10.1 release candidate now available for PCs and netbooks
* At Adobe MAX 2009, Adobe unveiled the next release of Adobe Flash Player that realizes the promise of a consistent, cross-platform runtime across desktop and mobile devices. Flash Player 10.1 release candidate was released on April 5, 2010 and is available for download.
Adobe® Flash® Player 10.1 is the first runtime release of the Open Screen Project that enables uncompromised Web browsing of expressive applications, content and video across devices. With support for a broad range of mobile devices, including smartphones, netbooks, smartbooks and other Internet-connected devices, Flash Player 10.1 allows your content to reach your customers wherever they are.
A prerelease version of Flash Player 10.1 is now available for Windows, Macintosh, Linux, and Solaris operating systems.
This public prerelease is an opportunity for developers to test and provide early feedback to Adobe on new features, enhancements, and compatibility with previously authored content. Consumers can try the prerelease of Flash Player 10.1 to preview hardware acceleration of video on supported Windows PCs and x86-based netbooks. You can also help make Flash Player better by visiting all of your favorite sites, making sure they work the same or better than with the current player. We definitely want your feedback to help improve the final version, expected to ship in the first half of 2010.
Labels: Software
* At Adobe MAX 2009, Adobe unveiled the next release of Adobe Flash Player that realizes the promise of a consistent, cross-platform runtime across desktop and mobile devices. Flash Player 10.1 release candidate was released on April 5, 2010 and is available for download.
Adobe® Flash® Player 10.1 is the first runtime release of the Open Screen Project that enables uncompromised Web browsing of expressive applications, content and video across devices. With support for a broad range of mobile devices, including smartphones, netbooks, smartbooks and other Internet-connected devices, Flash Player 10.1 allows your content to reach your customers wherever they are.
A prerelease version of Flash Player 10.1 is now available for Windows, Macintosh, Linux, and Solaris operating systems.
This public prerelease is an opportunity for developers to test and provide early feedback to Adobe on new features, enhancements, and compatibility with previously authored content. Consumers can try the prerelease of Flash Player 10.1 to preview hardware acceleration of video on supported Windows PCs and x86-based netbooks. You can also help make Flash Player better by visiting all of your favorite sites, making sure they work the same or better than with the current player. We definitely want your feedback to help improve the final version, expected to ship in the first half of 2010.
Labels: Software
Scandinavia Tweet
A window to the world.
There was a time when we were not yet connected.
When we didn‘t know. When we couldn‘t choose.
We were isolated then. Islands, floating about, without interconnectivty. It was a lonely time. It was boring.
But then, one day, all that changed. Suddenly, we spoke! Suddenly, we saw, showed and we shared.
That day is today. Welcome to open your window to the world.
Scandinavia – Window to the World
TV, Internet, Multimedia, Internet and Social Media – all interconnected.
Finally, it´s here.
The Android(TM)-based (or Google TV as some call it) television from People of Lava.
Watch TV, chat with your friends, play Youtube-clips, surf the net.
This is your window to the world!
Apps, apps, apps!…
Out-of the box – your Scandinavia Window to the World comes pre-loaded with your favorite applications. YouTube, Google Maps, Weather, Time, Calendar and Internet Browser! But this is just the start. From the Lava App Store new applications will become available, both free and payed! From the start there’s Facebook, Twitter, E-mail and more!
Surf the net
Your Scandinavia Television has a built-in web-browser, based on Webkit (the foundation of many current web-browsers. So surf the web like you are used to!
Facebook(TM)
We all love it, don’t we? Facebook! Your Scandinavia MediaTV has Facebook, ready to go! Read more about Facebook here http://www.facebook.com.
Youtube(TM)
Youtube, yet another brilliant platform from Google. Watch your favorite clips, and let your video-world come alive!
Google Maps(TM)
No further introduction required. Google Maps from Google is just the best way to map your trip, check how close that hotel is to the beach, or just zoom in on your own house!
Mail
Why use a separate computer for your emails? With the build-in mail program, use your Scandinavia to check your emails!
Twitter(TM)
Another great application with no further introduction required. Your Scandinavia television comes with Twitter available. Read more here http://twitter.com/.
Scandinavia Adriod TV MediaTV Apps
Open Source
The Scandinavia television from People of Lava is based on Google’s operating-system Android(TM). Read more here http://www.android.com. This is a small, efficient, fast, power-saving operating-system. And it´s “Open Source”, which means that 1000’s and 1000’s enthusiastic skilled developers around the world will make “apps” (applications) for the TV. Apps that you can download and install! And so will we – So expect a continuous flow of new cool apps to give you even more to view through your window!
Keyboard
+ Wireless keyboard with pointer/mouse, in the box
Your window
Finally, it´s all about you. Your time, your content, your friends.
Your window to the world.
Welcome!
Labels: Android , Miscellaneous
There was a time when we were not yet connected.
When we didn‘t know. When we couldn‘t choose.
We were isolated then. Islands, floating about, without interconnectivty. It was a lonely time. It was boring.
But then, one day, all that changed. Suddenly, we spoke! Suddenly, we saw, showed and we shared.
That day is today. Welcome to open your window to the world.
Scandinavia – Window to the World
TV, Internet, Multimedia, Internet and Social Media – all interconnected.
Finally, it´s here.
The Android(TM)-based (or Google TV as some call it) television from People of Lava.
Watch TV, chat with your friends, play Youtube-clips, surf the net.
This is your window to the world!
Apps, apps, apps!…
Out-of the box – your Scandinavia Window to the World comes pre-loaded with your favorite applications. YouTube, Google Maps, Weather, Time, Calendar and Internet Browser! But this is just the start. From the Lava App Store new applications will become available, both free and payed! From the start there’s Facebook, Twitter, E-mail and more!
Surf the net
Your Scandinavia Television has a built-in web-browser, based on Webkit (the foundation of many current web-browsers. So surf the web like you are used to!
Facebook(TM)
We all love it, don’t we? Facebook! Your Scandinavia MediaTV has Facebook, ready to go! Read more about Facebook here http://www.facebook.com.
Youtube(TM)
Youtube, yet another brilliant platform from Google. Watch your favorite clips, and let your video-world come alive!
Google Maps(TM)
No further introduction required. Google Maps from Google is just the best way to map your trip, check how close that hotel is to the beach, or just zoom in on your own house!
Why use a separate computer for your emails? With the build-in mail program, use your Scandinavia to check your emails!
Twitter(TM)
Another great application with no further introduction required. Your Scandinavia television comes with Twitter available. Read more here http://twitter.com/.
Scandinavia Adriod TV MediaTV Apps
Open Source
The Scandinavia television from People of Lava is based on Google’s operating-system Android(TM). Read more here http://www.android.com. This is a small, efficient, fast, power-saving operating-system. And it´s “Open Source”, which means that 1000’s and 1000’s enthusiastic skilled developers around the world will make “apps” (applications) for the TV. Apps that you can download and install! And so will we – So expect a continuous flow of new cool apps to give you even more to view through your window!
Keyboard
+ Wireless keyboard with pointer/mouse, in the box
Your window
Finally, it´s all about you. Your time, your content, your friends.
Your window to the world.
Welcome!
Labels: Android , Miscellaneous
Make It Happen at OSCON Tweet
Early Registration Now Open - Save $250.
There is big change in technology and society, and open source is making it happen. Cloud computing is transforming our toolkit, from NoSQL to systems management. Mobile services are growing exponentially, set alight by Android and iPhone. New languages and APIs are flourishing. Developers must adapt to a rapidly evolving platform, which open source is the key to managing and steering.
Rapid change presents opportunity as well as challenges. Open source isn't just about being cost-effective, it's leading in innovation. You can change the game in your business, your community or even the world. OSCON brings together people like you from across the open source universe to learn, inspire each other and collaborate.
Join us in Portland this July to:
* Explore the benefits and challenges of building scalable applications for the cloud
* Use open source to target Android, iPhone and other mobile platforms
* Understand how and when to use NoSQL databases
* Learn best practice from experts in Python, Java, Ruby, Perl, PHP and JavaScript
* Use open source effectively as part of your business strategy
* Learn how to foster contribution and adoption of your open source projects
At OSCON, you'll participate in hundreds of sessions covering open source languages and platforms, practical tutorials that go deep into technical skill and best practices, inspirational keynote presentations, an Expo Hall featuring dozens of the latest projects and products, fun networking events and activities, and the best "hallway track" around.
Labels: Android , Linux , Miscellaneous
There is big change in technology and society, and open source is making it happen. Cloud computing is transforming our toolkit, from NoSQL to systems management. Mobile services are growing exponentially, set alight by Android and iPhone. New languages and APIs are flourishing. Developers must adapt to a rapidly evolving platform, which open source is the key to managing and steering.
Rapid change presents opportunity as well as challenges. Open source isn't just about being cost-effective, it's leading in innovation. You can change the game in your business, your community or even the world. OSCON brings together people like you from across the open source universe to learn, inspire each other and collaborate.
Join us in Portland this July to:
* Explore the benefits and challenges of building scalable applications for the cloud
* Use open source to target Android, iPhone and other mobile platforms
* Understand how and when to use NoSQL databases
* Learn best practice from experts in Python, Java, Ruby, Perl, PHP and JavaScript
* Use open source effectively as part of your business strategy
* Learn how to foster contribution and adoption of your open source projects
At OSCON, you'll participate in hundreds of sessions covering open source languages and platforms, practical tutorials that go deep into technical skill and best practices, inspirational keynote presentations, an Expo Hall featuring dozens of the latest projects and products, fun networking events and activities, and the best "hallway track" around.
Labels: Android , Linux , Miscellaneous
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