by Chris | Oct 22, 2008 | Applications, Development, Hardware, Mobile
Jason Chen, android-Developer-Advocate at Google, just blogged the good news: One day before the first T-Mobile-G1 android-smartphones ship in the US, the Open Handset Alliance released the sourcecode of the android operating system as open source. Quite logical and...
by Chris | Oct 16, 2008 | Applications, Development, Hardware, Mobile
Joshua from Engadget.com just published a first review of the Google-Phone T-Mobile G1 just before the official roll-out of the Android-cellphone in the US. He tested the hard- and software – so this is a must for all those of you, who want to know more about...
by Chris | Sep 23, 2008 | Applications, Development, Hardware, Mobile
A black day for Microsoft and Windows Mobile … the Open Mobile Alliance did a great job in launching T-Mobile G1. For 3 years T-Mobile, Google and HTC worked on bringing the first handest of the Open Mobile Alliance to the market. The features: Touchscreen Full...
by Chris | Sep 23, 2008 | Applications, Development, Hardware, Mobile
Today at 10:30 ETC (16:30 MEZ) we’ll be enlightened: At that time the T-Mobile press conference begins in New York. The first Android mobile phone should be announced there. Even here at the Google Developer Day in Munich there is nothing specific new and...
by Chris | Aug 6, 2008 | Development, Development, Development, Mac, Mobile, Web
Pratik Naik from the Rails core team just published the announcement for a new Ruby on Rails hackfest: The person with the most patches merged into the core at the end of the month wins. In August, O’Reilly will handout a free pass to the RailsConf Europe. Keep...
by Chris | Aug 6, 2008 | Development, Development, Development, Mac, Mobile, Web
From Sept. 2nd to Sept. 4th 2008 the Ruby on Rails community will meet at the RailsConf Europe. It’s the third RailsConf in Europe and it will located in Berlin/Germany again. Last year, more than 800 Rails enthusiasts joined the conference – a great...