Mobile Developer Show #1 Show Notes
The Mobile Developer Show
Notes for show #1, 11-7-2010
Notes for show #1, 11-7-2010
- Intomobile.com reports that Gingerbread, Android OS version 2.3, will launch this week on November 11.
- Deutsche Bank analyst Jonathan Goldberg has a post listing some 30 tablets that are either already released or coming by year end.
- 30 Tablets in Q4 2010: packed train arriving at empty station
- Community Tablet Release Chart from Reddit users
- Wikipedia Comparison of Android Devices
- Lauren Darcey and Shane Conder’s article on “Building Killer Android Tablet Apps: Design and Development Tips”
- Casmir Saternos blog post on Apple iOS App Store acceptance time.
- Amazon just reduced S3 storage prices up to 19%.
- Link to the new Facebook Places API
- Kara Swisher wrote a great rebuttal to “iPad is not Mobile” on All Things D.
- David Anson from Microsoft just published the second iteration of the Silverlight for Windows Phone Toolkit and it adds 4 more controls for enhancing your Windows Phone apps.
- Tim Bray, Google, lays out 3 rules for Android mobile development that he’s “increasingly convinced” should apply to all software.
- The Mobile Developer Show is brought to you by Falafel Software, expert, US based development, consulting and training services for Microsoft-based technologies and iOS, Android and Windows Phone. Check out www.falafel.com for more info.
- Are you working on tools that help other developers deliver great business applications? Falafel is looking for some great teams to invest in. Ping us if you would like to talk about working together. Send email to drew@falafel.com.
- Horace Dediu, market analyst, explains why Apple has not lost smartphone market share.
- Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 beat Google’s Android in a head to head comparison.
- Modny73.com has a list of 42 websites with a “vivid” mobile design.
- 48% of the IT managers surveyed say they’ll continue to use Windows XP after 2014 when Microsoft support ends. (Survey source)
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