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Apple takes aim at Adobe... or Android? - Iceweasel The already strict requirements that must be met for an application to be published on Apple's App Store are set to take a turn for the worse, as Apple's NDA-protected license agreement has now updated an already annoying existing clause, Section 3.3.1, to make it even more offensive. The original clause stated: 3.3.1 — Applications may only use Documented APIs in the manner prescribed by Apple and must not use or call any private APIs. This clause has already frustrated developers in the past because there are tasks that developers would like to perform that can only be achieved through private APIs; though some have taken a risk and submitted applications that use such APIs, the result is often that the application is denied. The new version of 3.3.1 reads: 3.3.1 — Applications may only use Documented APIs in the manner prescribed by Apple and must not use or call any private APIs.
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Windows Mobile development Speed up the mobile development by over 45% ! Based on the survey of 2450 MobileForms Toolkit customers Controls, components and libraries that will help you rapidly speed up the development process. Deconstructing the NUI: OCGM - Iceweasel It really seems like OCGM has sparked a lot of discussion! Ron first described it two days ago, and already there have been several different bloggers posting their own ideas and responses to those blogs. Lynn has a good summary of the conversation so far, and the thread on nuigroup.com also has a summary of links.
Readings in It’s a young and half-organized but growing bibliographic list about touch screens, multi touch and touch user interface. References whose titles are prefixed by “*” are our favorites. (If you prefer the previous version, click here or view the embedded document below) Readings in Touch Screen, Multi Touch, and Touch User Interface, Nov. 24, 2009 Readings in Touch Screen, Multi Touch, and Touch User Interface - Keep in mind one of my primary axioms: . Windows MultiPoint Mouse SDK Developer Blog : MultiPoint SDK ver This version of the MultiPoint SDK includes many new features and enhancements, including: · Resolution of major functionality issues leading to a more reliable and stable code base with additional debugging capabilities. · Support of Visual Basic based project templates. · Compatibility with Visual 2008 through project templates.
Touchlib - Home - Iceweasel Touchlib is a library for creating multi-touch interaction surfaces. It handles tracking blobs of infrared light, and sends your programs these multi-touch events, such as 'finger down', 'finger moved', and 'finger released'. It includes a configuration app and a few demos to get you started, and will interace with most types of webcams and video capture devices. It currently works only under Windows but efforts are being made to port it to other platforms. Who Should Use Touchlib? Linux MPX Multi-touch Table May Become Alternative Microsoft Sur Deconstructing the NUI - Iceweasel Touch UI - Iceweasel
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