Posts Tagged Mobile
Android to iPhone Apps with XML
Posted by ITechLog in Itechlog News, Mobile Phones, Programming on July 8th, 2009
Why has no one thought of it before….. ? You may ask. But someone now has. The XMLVM project was created by Arno Puder and his team at San Francisco State University. What it does is provide a bridge between disparate compile-time and run-time environments — in a word cross-compiling, as described by Frank Ableson [...]
Mozilla FENNEC – the Firefox gone mobile
Posted by ITechLog in Open Source on May 21st, 2009
Bringing Firefox’s features, security, performance and ease-of-use to mobile phones. Fennec is yet in it’s Beta 1 version, it has been built on the same technology as the world famous Mozilla Firefox and has many of the same features.
Tabbed browsing
One-click bookmarking
Super easy navigation
Add-on ons (Firefox style)
touch-enabled interfaced optimized for the small screen
The interface is [...]
Spotify – listen to more than three million tracks legally and for free
Posted by ITechLog in Itechlog News on May 17th, 2009
Spotify is a streaming service, which lets fans listen to more than three
million tracks legally and for “free”, it has more than a million
users in the UK already. The system has 3 packages on offer, starting with “Free” (showing ads between songs), a Day Pass £0.99 (ad free) for 24hrs and a Premium Subscription for [...]
Google Latitude
Posted by ITechLog in Mobile Phones on February 5th, 2009
Google Latitude is a new function added to Google Earth for mobile phones. Latitude service uses data from mobile phone masts, GPS, or wi-fi hardware to update a user’s location automatically. Users can choose to share their location with friends.
Latitude is based on Google’s My Location feature that has been in place since 2008. It [...]
