Items tagged with: pdk
webOS 3.0.5 to bring the bug fixes
It hasn’t even been two months since webOS 3.0.4 was released, bringing bug fixes, massive speed improvements, and a new camera app to the TouchPad mix. Now we’re hearing that webOS 3.0.5 is right around
Prevent PDK app crashes on your TouchPad [homebrew]
Many PDK apps that are available for the TouchPad, specifically those 3-D games, require a lot of memory to run. Unfortunately, there seems to be a bug in webOS 3.0.2 that often force-closes those apps
PDK apps to get scaled up on TouchPad, Mojo apps still stuck in their little window
It was just last week that we managed to get a look at what old Mojo-based webOS apps would look like on the TouchPad, and they look like an emulated phone with a virtual gesture area, running webOS apps
App Review: Supersonic [video]
If it seems like a good many of the PDK games in the App Catalog are ports from iOS, well, that is the truth. The Plug-in Development Kit was designed to make it easy for developers to build C/C++ apps
HP not likely to support Qt in webOS development, probably not going to support Android, J2ME, or Visual Basic either
Ari Jaaksi left Nokia to take charge of HP’s webOS development, and there’s been a low rumble of speculation that his MeeGo-soaked Nokia roots might result in support for Qt. If you might recall, Qt was
webOS on the desktop: in a window, lacking integration and PDK?
You may have seen that HP SVP Jon Rubinstein was on The Engadget Show, chatting up all things webOS. After talking about the Veer, Pre 3, and the TouchPad, and dropping that iTunes sync will somehow make
2010: The year in review
2010 was quite the year for the Palm faithful. Things may not have gone the way we’d hoped at the start of the year, but by and large it was an interesting ride. A lot happened in the past year, and despite
PDK Hot Apps winners unveiled, Angry Birds and Glow Hockey Free win $100,000
Palm's PDK Hot Apps competition came to a close a few weeks ago, but it took Palm a little while to get through all the tallying and stuff to get a final list of winners. Unsurprisingly, Rovio’s ridiculously
WebOS games shown running on a Nokia N900 [video]
Again the awesome power of webOS is demonstrated by others' desire to emulate it, this time by hacking a Nokia N900 running Maemo to play webOS PDK apps. A video posted
