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Garmin - a CD with their latest iQue SDK
Emulator Releases Sep/08!
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PDA Offers Relaunches
I didn't get to check out the relaunched PDA Offers site until after the DevCon, but now that I've visited the site, it's something I can heartily endorse. The site has several RSS feeds that provide information about discounted applications for mobile devices, as well as a set of main pages that aggregate the offers by device type or application type. As a developer, you get to advertise your applications by providing discount opportunities for the PDA Offers readers. You get a page on the site for each offer giving more information about your program, showing a screen shot, and providing links for more information, downloads, and purchasing. You also specify how long your discount will remain active. It looks like a nice system; I've already added the Palm OS feed to my RSS reader.
Atlus Catches TrackMania DS
TrackMania DS (DS)
The arcade racer wins a publisher.
Hands-on Prince of Persia: The Fallen King
Prince of Persia: The Fallen King (DS)
Use your stylus to jump and fight.
Hello Kitty Big City Dreams Trailer
Hello Kitty: Big City Dreams (DS)
Check out the new trailer paired with the release of the game.
TOMY Corporation Announces My DoItAll for Nintendo DS
My DoItAll (DS)
First-ever lifestyle game for both boys and girls allows kids to have fun, stay organized.
Prince of Persia: The Fallen King Videos
Prince of Persia: The Fallen King (DS)
Ubisoft's famous prince journeys to Nintendo's handheld.
Konami Announces Little Magician's Magic Aventure
Little Magician's Magic Adventure (DS)
New puzzle adventure game set for early 2009.
DataViz - a flyer for a free copy of their RoadSync over-the-air email sync program for talking with Microsoft Exchange 2003 servers
Six Flags Fun Park Review
Six Flags Fun Park (DS)
There's no fun to be had here.
PalmSource 2005: Day 1 Recap
The first full day of the conference brought a lot of news and some good sessions. The big deal was the announcement of palmOne's new license agreement for Palm OS, and their purchase of the name "Palm" from PalmSource. I don't have any details outside of the press release; it looks like palmOne will be changing its name back to Palm in the near future, and that PalmSource has a few years to rebrand itself and its OS.
Outside that note, this morning's keynote address wasn't very surprising. I caught a bit of the palmOne talk with new Senior VP Mark Bercow which mainly was about our product line strategy and how we rely on developers to produce interesting software. While working the palmOne booth on the exhibit floor, the most common questions were "can I play with a LifeDrive?" and "what's the difference between the different Treo 650s you're selling in the store?".
This evening was fun; I was one of the on-stage experts for the "Stump the Experts" panel. We didn't have a huge number of questions from the audience, but it was enough to fill the hour, and I got to pitch in on some NVFS and Sony questions. After that, I hung out at the hardware labs and mostly answered CodeWarrior questions. I also helped one of the PalmSource engineers get their PalmRC compiler plugin for CodeWarrior working better; this is one of the tools available as part of the PalmSource Inside Track program, and it's pretty nice for people who want to use the XRD format with the CW V9 tools.
Cingular - vinyl notepad and pen
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