iPhone Developer's Journal
So Act Network, Inc. announced that its social action network is iMac and
iPhone compatible.
"So Act is now highly compatible with iMac in a four column format allowing
the maximum amount of hi-res, web multi-tasking that our members can handle
in one screen," said Greg Halpern, President, So Act Network. "This
breakthrough allows members using iMac to interact with up to eight windows
on one screen without scrolling at all. For Mac lovers who also have iPhones,
they can access their private network on So Act while on the go. This
provides many huge advantages. For example, while having a multi-person
conference in Conversations, you can leave to go out to lunch or shopping but
you can stay in the meeting remotely on your iPhone even receiving... (more)
iPhone Developer Summit on Ulitzer
Lee S. Barney, the creator of the QuickConnect framework for JavaScript-based
iPhone installable application development and a professor in the Computer
Information Technology Department at Brigham Young University - Idaho, will
be giving a session at SYS-CON's iPhone Developer Summit entitled "Rapid
Application Delivery - Going Hybrid."
The Summit is be... (more)
iPhone Developer Summit on Ulitzer
Ever looked into Apple's Push Notification? If you thought it was as a simple
as flicking a switch, think again!
Enabling Push in your app is just the start and Joe Pezzillo, Co-Founder of
Push IO LLC and the founder of Metafy LLC, will show you how to get your
application up and running with Push Notifications in no time. He notes, "I
will walk through... (more)
With the iPhone more than earning its place in the consumer market, it is now
being adopted by enterprises. But just how important are design patterns for
distributed mobile applications?
According to Jason Christensen, “Patterns are important for consuming ReST
based web-services, TCP stream based services, and Push notifications from
the iPhone.” Christensen will be presenting a 45-minut... (more)
With the iPhone more than earning its place in the consumer market, it is now
being adopted by enterprises. The iPhone is poised to become the device of
choice within enterprises, a trend set to spiral rapidly in 2010.
According to Senthil Krishnapillai, "As pressures mount on IT departments to
allow devices access to complex types of corporate data, iPhone business use
must go beyond sec... (more)