Mobile

Android 2.0 Features Revealed, Upgrade Path Still Uncertain

Nearly two weeks after they rolled out a giant eclair on their front lawn, Google has finally released the development kit for Android 2.0.  Until now, there...

0 replies - 3584 views - 10/28/09 by Mitch Pronschinske in News

New Qualcomm Unit to Develop on Symbian, Android, and Chrome

Qualcomm, a company known for CDMA technologies and the Snapdragon platform, has revealed plans to build a subsidiary focusing on open source mobile...

0 replies - 1312 views - 10/27/09 by Mitch Pronschinske in News

Dzone Daily Dose - 2009/10/24

The NetBeans 6.8 beta is finally available after being delayed more than a month past the original release date.  But it's better late than never as NetBeans...

1 replies - 1586 views - 10/24/09 by Mitch Pronschinske in News

Finally, a Java ME SDK for Macs!

For Mac users wanting to do mobile Java development, the wait is finally over.  I'm referring of course to Java ME SDK 3.0 for Mac OS X, which is now...

7 replies - 1907 views - 10/23/09 by Mitch Pronschinske in News

Writing Real-Time Games for Android

Recorded at  this year's Google I/O Conference, Chris Pruett discusses the game engine that he developed, using it as a case study to explain the common...

0 replies - 2678 views - 08/10/09 by James Sugrue in Videos

Android vs iPhone Development: A Comparison

A few months ago I ventured into the world of Mobile development and created an application (Hudson Helper) for both iPhone and Android. This article is about...

21 replies - 7516 views - 07/06/09 by David Green in Articles

Mastering the Android Media Framework

Android engineer David Sparks explores the multimedia capabilities of the Android platform, lifting the covers on the infrastructure to show you how it works...

0 replies - 906 views - 06/23/09 by James Sugrue in Videos

Are you using JavaFX yet?

Are you using JavaFX yet? You should be! Click here to check out our latest Refcard on Getting Started with JavaFX. 

0 replies - 3159 views - 06/02/09 by lyndsey in Announcements

Android: Zip Download of Cupcake Android v1.5 Source Code

A great way to learn about a Java library and framework is to browse through their innards (source code) ad hoc-ly during project development. Sometimes a...

0 replies - 5675 views - 05/27/09 by James Sugrue in Articles

What Does JavaFX Mean For You?

There's a lot of hype, talk and tutorials going on around JavaFX. What I'd like to do in this article is to take a step back and discuss what JavaFX means for...

24 replies - 4864 views - 03/09/09 by James Sugrue in Articles

JavaFX Goes Mobile

Today sees the release of JavaFX 1.1, allowing developers to put their JavaFX RIA applications on mobile phones, as well as the desktop. I talked with a few of...

9 replies - 4628 views - 02/12/09 by James Sugrue in Articles

iPhone Bootcamp Day 2

After a nice french toast breakfast — which my dumbass CEO Chris couldn't eat because he is allergic to eggs and complained a lot and made them give him a...

0 replies - 3562 views - 12/09/08 by Scott Leberknight in News

Mobile Website Development with WAP 2.0

Earlier mobile websites were developed using WML and WMLScript. Developers were required to learn these languages to develop mobile websites. The acquired...

9 replies - 4581 views - 12/09/08 by Asif Shahzad in Articles

Podcast: OSGi and the Enterprise

Ben Hale, SpringSource outlines what OSGi is, where it comes from and who is using it. This talk is a great introduction and primer to OSGi. Ben also...

0 replies - 1899 views - 09/22/08 by James Sugrue in Uncategorized

Sun's LWUIT Open Sourced!

Sun released the source code of its implementation of the Light-Weight UI Toolkit (LWUIT) today. LWUIT for Java ME is a UI library that is bundled together...

0 replies - 4491 views - 08/14/08 by Geertjan Wielenga in News