We wake up this morning to some awesome news from the guys over at WebOS Internals. Sconix has released the very first patch for webOS 2.0 with his super patch Advanced System Menus. This is awesome news as his “super …
Synergy is great for stuff that must be synced (Calendar and Contacts) but for handling the odd individual bits of data there is Neato! for webOS. A recent update brings more ways to share info from you PC to your …
While we would rather have won best phones on the planet, any accolade is welcome. Today Gizmodo ranked the best phones on the various carriers. If you are on AT&T or Verizon, then the best option is a phone running …
I just spent a good hour of my life playing a fun little game that was sort of buried between a few weekend app updates recently. I haven’t had this much fun since Angry Birds. Although Arachnophilia by Littlegrey Media …
One particularly exciting thing that Palm talked about at yesterday’s Developer Day in NYC was the brand new framework, Enyo, that’s eventually being brought in to replace Mojo and the Mojo SDK. It’s been 10 months in the making, headed up by …
Matthew McNulty (Director, webOS Tools and Frameworks) gives us all a little sneak peek of the up and coming Enyo framework. All we have to say is goodbye Mojo! Hello Enyo! :-)
Dave Balmer (HP/Palm Developer Relations) shows everyone how to make apps more robust and engaging with some practical sound, animation, and trickery.
Kevin Hague (Engineer, Developer Relations) gives everyone the skinny on node.js and JavaScript services.
Dave Balmer (Sr. Software Engineer, Developer Relations) and Josh Marinacci, (Engineer, Developer Relations) give a tour of three of their favorite Javascript toolkits including PhoneGap, JQuery Mobile and Jo that can be used instead of Mojo UI toolkit.
Gray Norton (Sr. Product Manager SW Platform & Tools) and Kevin Decker (Engineer Developer Relations) give everyone a breakdown of all the things that will be possible with Facebook on webOS 2.0.
Ben Galbraith and Dion Almaer discuss different avenues developers can take when developing across multiple platforms.
A plethora of our favorite webOS developers showcase an app and talk about the experience of developing for webOS in five-minute lightning-round presentations. So sit back and watch Jeremy Thomas (Bad Kitty), Geoff Gauchet (foursquare and neato!), James Harris (Flash …
