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FITC Mobile Presentation on iPhone Development

Rush — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 20:34:40 +0000

Just finished my presentation at FITC Mobile 2009 in Toronto. And it went very well!
I had lots of questions and was able to answer all but one.
The presentation was about building native iPhone applications using JavaScript and HTML instead of Objective-C. I’m currently using Titanium Mobile to does this.
I’ve posted a slide share of the iPhone development presentation at On3.

iPhone Bootcamp at CFUnited

Rush — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 18:39:35 +0000

Beginning iPhone Bootcamp
If you’re a developer who wants to write applications that run on the iPhone, you should attend the Beginning iPhone Bootcamp at CFUnited.

The first two units of the course are devoted to learning Objective-C, followed by an intensive iPhone Bootcamp. Beginning iPhone Bootcamp will take you from complete novice to being able to build an iPhone application with confidence. After an introduction to Objective-C and the Foundation framework, we jump into the toolchain and the classes that make up the iPhone UI framework. Lots of practical advice and lots of hands-on walkthroughs.

In this one day bootcamp we will not cover everything about the iPhone, but it will certainly get you started and enhance your confidence in building your first “app for that”.

Need more than a bootcamp? At On3, we will be releasing a 5 day training course for building iPhone applications using the 3.0 SDK. We plan on holding the first class in early August at our training center location in Downtown Denver.

S60 Wireless Access Point

Rush — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 03:27:17 +0000

Wi-Fi in your pocket.

JoikuSpot turns your S60 Smartphone to a Wi-Fi HotSpot, enabling you to share your Smartphone’s 3G internet connection over WLAN to any device. No more cards or extra services on your mobile account, with JoikuSpot you carry the Wi-Fi internet access in your pocket where-ever you are.

Multiple devices can connect to internet in parallel using your mobile phone as a Wi-Fi access point and internet gateway.

With JoikuSpot is software based and uses WLAN as access method. You don’t need Bluetooth setup, PCSuite, or any cables or external hardware such as USB Modems. WLAN is the simplest and fastest method of establishing the connection, and your phone serves you as the gateway to web.

Simply scan the available WLAN hotspots from your laptop, internet tablet or other WLAN device, discover your own phone’s JoikuSpot, click “connect”, and off you go to internet. No more pulling out the cable to connect to the Internet with my mobile. I love that!!

JoikuSpot Light supports HTTP&HTTP protocols, Ad Hoc WLAN AccessPoint mode, and WEP security. JoikuSpot Light works with Nokia S60 3rd Ed, and S60 3rd Ed FP1 and FP2 devices.