Comments on: Peering Into The Future http://mobilesuccess.infinitysw.com/2007/11/07/peering-into-the-future/ Business and Technology Perspective Tue, 06 Jan 2009 03:00:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU hourly 1 By: Russ http://mobilesuccess.infinitysw.com/2007/11/07/peering-into-the-future/#comment-431 Russ Thu, 06 Mar 2008 15:22:20 +0000 http://mobilesuccess.infinitysw.com/2007/11/07/peering-into-the-future/#comment-431 I am absolutely bummed that everyone seems to be predicting the demise of the Palm OS and Treo's. I love my Treo and so do thousands of others. I hope their efforts to develop a linux based OS are successful. I am absolutely bummed that everyone seems to be predicting the demise of the Palm OS and Treo’s. I love my Treo and so do thousands of others. I hope their efforts to develop a linux based OS are successful.

]]> By: Mobile Destiny: The Crossroads Approach « Mobile Success http://mobilesuccess.infinitysw.com/2007/11/07/peering-into-the-future/#comment-420 Mobile Destiny: The Crossroads Approach « Mobile Success Thu, 21 Feb 2008 15:12:07 +0000 http://mobilesuccess.infinitysw.com/2007/11/07/peering-into-the-future/#comment-420 [...] connections, synchronization via the web (rather than sync cable), and truer browsing experiences (read here). But the top of this hill is fast approaching us, I believe, and we are within a year or two of [...] [...] connections, synchronization via the web (rather than sync cable), and truer browsing experiences (read here). But the top of this hill is fast approaching us, I believe, and we are within a year or two of [...]

]]> By: Quicken Online: Web Apps, Here We Come! « Mobile Success http://mobilesuccess.infinitysw.com/2007/11/07/peering-into-the-future/#comment-329 Quicken Online: Web Apps, Here We Come! « Mobile Success Mon, 31 Dec 2007 02:02:58 +0000 http://mobilesuccess.infinitysw.com/2007/11/07/peering-into-the-future/#comment-329 [...] two months ago in my entry entitled Peering Into The Future, I mentioned that one of the biggest trends coming in mobile computing is connectivity and that [...] [...] two months ago in my entry entitled Peering Into The Future, I mentioned that one of the biggest trends coming in mobile computing is connectivity and that [...]

]]> By: efreedman http://mobilesuccess.infinitysw.com/2007/11/07/peering-into-the-future/#comment-235 efreedman Sat, 10 Nov 2007 15:15:43 +0000 http://mobilesuccess.infinitysw.com/2007/11/07/peering-into-the-future/#comment-235 We'll see. As far as I am concerned, all software is vapor ware (meaning: it exists only in someone's vision but never actually exists in realty) until it is released. You'll notice I withheld comment on Google's announcement this week. We are not apart of Apple's development community and will not receive anything before February 14, so when the development environment is shipped, we will consider it. Given that, as I have mentioned recently in a couple of posts, porting is problematic. The costs to develop -- time to develop it because the entire product must be ported to a brand new operating system with little or no code re-use -- is a major problem. We may explore alternatives... Elia We’ll see. As far as I am concerned, all software is vapor ware (meaning: it exists only in someone’s vision but never actually exists in realty) until it is released. You’ll notice I withheld comment on Google’s announcement this week. We are not apart of Apple’s development community and will not receive anything before February 14, so when the development environment is shipped, we will consider it.

Given that, as I have mentioned recently in a couple of posts, porting is problematic. The costs to develop — time to develop it because the entire product must be ported to a brand new operating system with little or no code re-use — is a major problem. We may explore alternatives…

Elia

]]> By: hue tang http://mobilesuccess.infinitysw.com/2007/11/07/peering-into-the-future/#comment-234 hue tang Fri, 09 Nov 2007 23:07:23 +0000 http://mobilesuccess.infinitysw.com/2007/11/07/peering-into-the-future/#comment-234 so are you planning on porting over your calculator software over the the mobile mac os for the iphone and ipod touch when apple releases the sdk in february of next year? i use your calculators on the palm treo and they can't be beat. and the calculator on the ipod touch is so simplistic in functionality, it's not even funny. looking forward to the ipod touch/iphone versions! so are you planning on porting over your calculator software over the the mobile mac os for the iphone and ipod touch when apple releases the sdk in february of next year? i use your calculators on the palm treo and they can’t be beat. and the calculator on the ipod touch is so simplistic in functionality, it’s not even funny.

looking forward to the ipod touch/iphone versions!

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