s PDAs and mobile phones quickly combine into smartphones, Palm OS developers find that their favorite operating system is running behind the most mature smartphone operating system, Symbian OS. There
When I was asked to provide the next installment of the BREW Intro Series, I wrestled with various content ideas. I didn’t want to write another “Hello BREW” application, simply
The Evans Wireless Development Survey is a detailed report of extensive, in-depth interviews with almost 500 developers active in wireless application or infrastructure development. It was conducted in March 2003.
he best way to learn how to use the various controls in the .NET Compact Framework (CF) is to actually use them. So starting with this article, I will demonstrate
he integrity and confidentiality of information traveling through the air has always been a concern. Who is really broadcasting the signal you are receiving? Is anyone eavesdropping on the signal?
‘ve had a long and happy history using the MetroWerks CodeWarrior IDEs for both Mac and Windows development; they’ve helped me throughout college for those programming projects occasionally thrown at
his book explores the full spectrum of wireless networks including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and 3G. You’ll also find easy-to-understand guidelines and pointers on how to implement a mobile and wireless application
Before you can start coding, you need a little background. First, What is BREW?The BREW SDK is a set of API’s that facilitate the development of softwareapplications targeting wireless handsets.
In this installment, you’ll explore the challenges a developer faces whentrying to build a single set of user interface code that will work on alltargeted platforms. You’ll see what goes