This session will provide ADC member developers with the information they
need to get started building native iPhone applications. This session covers
the basics from how to set up your development environment to building a
basic application (not just a simple hello world, but a real, functioning,
practical application), to covering debugging and deployment.
Kevin Hoffman, editor-in-chief of SYS-CON's iPhone Developer's Journal is
Technical Chair of iPhone Developer Summit. He has been programming since he
was 10 and has written everything from DOS shareware to n-tier, enterprise ... (more)
The on-again, off-again Google Phone or "gPhone" rumors are likely to come to
halt for the forseeable future. That's because Google's Head of Research
since 2006, Dr Peter Norvig, has told journalists in the UK that he doesn't
think Google has any research ambition toward hardware, saying: "You know we
want to work everywhere and be neutral. That neutrality is important."
Norvig said in an... (more)
Google has announced the release of a new iPhone application that integrates
its multiple services into a single interface, making it easy for iPhone
users to find, use and switch between Google search, Gmail, Calendar, Reader,
and more. To accomplish this, Google is taking advantage of browser
technologies (like AJAX) that made Gmail and Google Maps possible on the
desktop.
To use the a... (more)
Without a doubt, Social Computing is the preeminent phenomenon rising on the
second wave of the web, and the iPhone will become one of the dominant
clients for Social Computing in the mobile space.
That is the premiss of the fascinating iPhone Developer Summit (colocated
with AJAXWorld Conference & Expo) session "Social Computing: the iPhone as an
Ideal Platform" to be given in March by I... (more)