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Today Aviary, a really great photo manipulation platform, released their SDK to support the Windows Phone OS. Developers can now include image manipulation in their apps within a few minutes amd a few line of codes. [click to continue…]

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Yesterday Microsoft released an update to the Windows Phone SDK. The new version is now 7.1.1.

With this release, Microsoft wants to provide two things to us developers:

  • develop/update apps to work with the upcoming 256 MB devices
  • use the tools with the Windows 8 Consumer Preview [click to continue…]

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Sony Ericsson releases SDK for Xperia X1 Panel Interface

by Saijo George on September 4, 2008

in News

According to engadgetmobile.com. The SDK allows developers to create custom, interactive panels for the touchscreen QWERTY’s Panel Interface. Sony Ericsson claims that, “The Xperia X1 will offer the richest mobile user experience, putting the world at the fingertips of the user.” Sony Ericsson will offer a panel download service in the future, showcasing all the panels built by all developers.

The Panel Applications are meant to be simple, rich, and fully-interactive allowing quick access to your data — eMail, calendar, multimedia, games, IM, etc. Check the video @ engadget for more info

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new Android SDK is released

by Saijo George on February 14, 2008

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In case you’re not clued into the developer’s loop when it comes to all things Android,
you might not be aware that there’s a brand-spanking-new version of the
SDK out right now, replete with new apps, a new skin, and tightened-up
functionality. In fact, it’s almost like a whole new OS. Keep your eyes
on us, as we’re whipping up an in-depth gallery so you can get a taste
of what’s to come from the Google camp.

Source : engadget.com
Image gallery : images

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