Edward Jones wrote:
> Some interesting videos on this website (and no doubt elsewhere)
> but the ONE thing that is not mentioned is compatibility with the
> Palm OS Garnet which I would of thought would be fairly
> fundamental...
We may have to wait for a StyleTap Palm OS Emulator for Web OS :))
Dmitry Grinberg wrote:
> I'll just get this one:
> http://www.pharosgps.com/products/proddetail.asp?prod=001_PTL137_7.90&cat=136
Is this a device DGOS would run on? If not, what do you target?
Anything that would not be a smartphone?
(the most interesting ones come tied with a contract.)
Luc Le
thank you for saying it.
all of you who are so excited can have your "web 2.0". HTML and java
script is fun, and all. but at the end of the day - useless.
C is where the work gets done
if I cannot run my C code on it, I am not interested in it. Instead
I'll just get this one:
http://www.pharosgps.c
Philip Sheard wrote:
> Let us face it chaps, we are dinosaurs.
I beg to differ. There's more to life than web apps written in JavaScript. Apps
like Planetarium and TideTool don't need an internet connection but perform
lots of computations requiring mathlib. We'll always need some sort of a
ha
unalloyed greed, and Metrowerks were hardly philanthropic. But most of it
was down to Palm themselves.
From: luis maldonado [mailto:luis.maldon...@hotmail.com]
Sent: 09 January 2009 19:49
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Palm webOS makes its appearance
I also agree with the statement and
in the pork and not in our apps
Luis,
> Date: Fri, 9 Jan 2009 10:42:55 +> From: edward.jo...@nvs-ltd.co.uk>
> Subject: Re: Palm webOS makes its appearance> To:
> palm-dev-forum@news.palmos.com> > I do agree with the dinosaur statement and
> I am also allergic to Ap
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 5:42 AM, Edward Jones wrote:
> I do agree with the dinosaur statement and I am also allergic to Apple
> sauce ;)
Same here... ;-)
Actually, think about it: most legacy palm apps would basically need rebuilt
just to fit into the interface. Bad idea.
> Redeveloping apps f
I do agree with the dinosaur statement and I am also allergic to Apple
sauce ;) Redeveloping apps from scratch could well be the only route as
after using StyleTap on an HP iPAQ 214 to run my Palm app it just shows
how outdated the interface looks compared to more modern interfaces. So
I can im
Public reaction seems to the Pre seems to be very positive. I might get one
myself, because I am allergic to Apple sauce, and I want to see what all the
fuss is about. I am still slumming it on a Treo 650 at the moment. But
according to the info that Palm has just posted on the PDN, it does not loo
