The second day's videos from webOS Developer Day, a dozen in all.
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Super-easy, super-clean, and super-fast app building in your browser? Yup, that's Enyo.
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We get our first look at the new Enyo application framework, with its faster performance and scalability.
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Palm previews Exhbition mode, showing off a Touchstone-triggered agenda calendar, Facebook, photos, and more.
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Dieter goes hands-on with the unlocked Palm Pre 2, takes some pictures, and gives his impressions of the actual production hardware (unlike the pre-production webOS 2.0 review unit).
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Check out the first day’s worth of presentations from Developer Day NYC 2010.
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Rod Whitby of WebOS Internals hacks together an unlocked Pre 2 and a Sprint Pre to make a FrankenPre with the Pre 2’s guts and a Sprint radio. This isn’t a try it at home exercise, kids.
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The App Catalog is getting more than just a facelift: Palm will be implementing the option for carrier billion for app purchases, money promos (e.g. App Catalog gift cards), and developers can even create links for sales/giveaways of their apps.
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Palm’s got plans for tablets, new smartphones, other form factors, and a new app framework called Enyo that will replace the current Mojo HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript development kit.
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Dieter and Adam blog it live from the Developer Day keynote, featuring Ben Galbraith. Dion Almaer, Phil McKinney, and Joe Hayashi.
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Coming in version 2.0 of the on-device homebrew installer: background feed syncs, instant on, reviews, ratings, and more.
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Jonathan takes the stage to give developers and developers-to-be a quick lesson about copyright law and application development.
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Palm confirms that, yes, webOS 2.0 will be coming to all Pre and Pixi devices in “the coming months,” along with Exhibition in a future over-the-air update
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PreCentral’s hitting it live from New York City!
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