original article by Thomas Claburn available at Information week here. The restrictive terms of the old iPhone SDK Agreement effectively prevented iPhone developers from discussing their coding work with anyone other than project team members. The controversial iPhone Software Development Kit (SDK) Agreement that Apple last week discontinued has been posted to Wikileaks, where it [...]
Obviously, the big headline Tuesday was the official unveiling of the T-Mobile G1, but turns out my own wireless carrier, Verizon Wireless, has a little something up their sleeve. Here are some details about the smartphone. First, the BlackBerry Storm will feature a 3.25-inch, 480×360 touch screen, which is better than the BlackBerry Bold’s and [...]
iPhones have started a revolution. As of yesterday, we have the feisty upstart, the G1 For those who are interested in what mobile computing will look like in the future, or to help create it yourself; The Telecom Council of Silicon Valley presents the Handset Innovation Review, sponsored by Kotra. Thu, Oct 9, 8:30am-5:00pm, Santa [...]
The much-hyped (ripe for disappointment) Android operating system from Google is set to release on a new T-Mobile phone developed by HTC on September 23rd. The overwhelming popularity of the iPhone and the 3rd party applications from their iTunes App Store has led Google to follow a similar path in allowing developers to create mobile [...]
