23Jul
Intel Atom Developer Program now also supports Adobe AIR based applications, with an Intel Atom Developer Program SDK for AIR. Adobe AIR based applications will be accepted staring August 14.
There’s a video by Bill Pearson in which he announces that as of July 21st, Intel and Adobe have released a new AIR SDK with support for the Intel Atom Developer Program and its AppUp Center store.
For more information on AIR for AppUp go to http://appdeveloper.intel.com/adobe-air or directly download the SDK at http://appdeveloper.intel.com/sdk
22Jul
This geek has not been following cloud computing news for a while and I’m not familiar with offerings from this company Parallels, who seem to be doing quite well. But I know some of you have keen interest in this space so you can find out more from the press release below:
Seven new commercially licensed APS applications, from collaboration to small business mobility, help Service Providers increase revenue and customer retention.
Singapore, 22 July 2010 – Cloud enablement leader, Parallels, has responded to the demands of small businesses by adding seven Cloud services to the Application Packaging Standard (APS) catalog.
Read more…
16Jul
A few weeks ago, Skype launched Skypekit, a new software development kit that enables hardware and software makers to add Skype functionality to their devices and applications. The application that was earlier limited to the Linux operating system only, is now being made available in the Windows and Mac versions as well.
SkypeKit Beta SDK now works on Windows (x86) and Mac OS X.
Now multiple desktop applications can offer Skype conversations — including video, voice, and text — without the need for users to separately download Skype software.
More details on the initiative are available on the Skype blog.
