Enterprise Mobile Development

Just installed the Playbook Simulator and Adobe Flash builder.... But looks like the Playbook simulator does not come with any default apps like Browser also !!!! Plus there is hardly any support for it. I guess all of us have will have to wait for some more time ..... !! :(

Rotate and mirror images in j2me with this code Transform public class ImageUtil {   /**   * No need to use javax.microedition.lcdui.game.Sprite */   public final static int TRANS_MIRROR = 2;   public final static int TRANS_NONE = 0;   public final static int TRANS_ROT90 = 5;   public final static int TRANS_ROT180 = 3;   public final static int TRANS_ROT270 = 6;   public final static int TRANS_MIRROR_ROT90 = 7;   public final static int TRANS_MIRROR_ROT180 = 1;   public final static int TRANS_MIRROR_ROT270 = 4;   public static final Image transformImage(Image srcImage, int transform) {   Image result = null;   int srcW = srcImage.getWidth();   int srcH = srcImage.getHeight();   Graphics g = null;   switch (transform) {   //No Translate/rotate   case TRANS_NONE:   result = Image.createImage(srcImage);   break;   //Rotate Mirror  case TRANS_MIRROR:   result = Image.createImage(srcW, srcH);   g = result.getGraphics();   for (int i = 0; i < srcW; i++

How many people know that the Android runs on the Dalvik Virtual Machine  ??? Dalvik  is the  virtual machine  on  Android  mobile devices. It runs applications which have been converted into a compact  Dalvik Executable  ( .dex ) format suitable for systems that are constrained in terms of  memory  and  processor  speed. Dalvik was written by Dan Bornstein, who named it after the fishing village of  Dalvík  in  Eyjafjörður ,  Iceland , where some of his ancestors lived. [1] [ 2 ] Unlike most virtual machines and true  Java VMs  which are  stack machines , the Dalvik VM is a  register -based architecture. check  http://www.dalvikvm.com/  for details of the .dex decompiled.

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DualBOOT Android with Windows Mobile This might be the ultimate tool for the smartphone freak in you! Folks over at XDA-Developers, who are known for their awesome applications and mods for  Windows  Mobile  and (now) Android based devices, have come up with their latest contraption -  the Gen.Y DualBOOT . Now, if that name has had you stumped, allow us to simplify things. Gen.Y DualBOOT is a tool designed for Windows Mobile (6.1 and 6.5) devices that will enable users to dual boot Windows Mobile with Android OS - on the same phone. All the Gen.Y DualBOOT does is to add an option at startup asking you to choose which OS you want to boot to. It works with all Windows Mobile smartphones that have WVGA, VGA and QVGA screen resolutions. XDA Developers forum has a  thread  dedicated to Gen.Y DualBOOT where users can learn more about the  installation  process . If you happen to own a reasonably capable Windows Mobile powered handset, you might want to try this out.

Off late with Samsung LG and SE releasing phones with Android OS. It looks like that the Symbian OS is dying a slow death.  Nokia is stuck with the old Symbian OS which frankly, pales in comparison compared with its competition such as the Android or the uber cool iPhone or businessman's favorite the RIM Blackberry.  Symbian is finding less and less users and Symbian developers are moving on to iPhone development.  Though I admit, that  Symbian is the world's most popular mobile operating system, accounting for 45% of Smartphone sales. The sales of other OS based phones pales in comparison to Symbian. But the Symbian based phones are fast losing their sheen and the sales are dropping. Nokia itself has reduced its targets becoz of dropping sales.  The one main reason I say that the Symbian is dying a slow death is becoz of the more advanced options available on the other systems like the Android or the Blackberry or the iPhone.  Some of the advantages of the other OSes are