Posts Tagged Mobile
Android to iPhone Apps with XML
Posted by Alex Costa 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 Alex Costa 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 [...]
Spotify – listen to more than three million tracks legally and for free
Posted by Alex Costa 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 [...]
Google Latitude
Posted by Alex Costa 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. [...]
