it seems that applications for the device will come on 2 levels - those that work as cards and those that work on the linux level - like Docs2Go or Flash. I suppose you only get the keys to the second level if you're a Palm partner - something that allows Palm to throw the doors open to unfettered development that won't bring down the system, but also have a process for palm-approved apps that work at a deeper level.
My guess, only. On 1/13/09, Craig Froehle <[email protected]> wrote: > So what happens if/when Flash support is announced? Does that moderate > your concern at all? > > On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 5:27 AM, Gmail <[email protected]> wrote: >> further down: >> >> "UPDATE: This article originally had an error in it. I said that while >> developers will have the option of using HTML, JavaScript, and CSS, >> they will also be able to use C++. This is not the case. Palm write to >> tell me that developers won't be able to code in C++, although they >> will be able to call device services from JavaScript. >> >> This has left me very concerned about the future of games on webOS. >> Palm has so far kept mostly mum on the subject of games, and my >> attempts to draw them out at the announcement were unsuccessful. I'm >> hoping the company is just holding information back as part of plan to >> build hype as time goes by, but we'll have to wait and see." >> > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
