Apple customers who are clamoring for iOS 4.2 shouldn’t have much longer to wait. Today, Apple released a gold master of iOS 4.2.1 to developers, which should get the gold master software for iPhones and iPads back on the same … Continue reading
In a tweet yesterday, a leader of the Open Handset Alliance, Alvaro Vasquez, said that Android 2.3 will be coming “in the next few days”. Roughly translated, the full tweet reads: “Prepare your Nexus One (Developer version) for Android OTA … Continue reading
Adobe engineer Rik Cabanier put on an extremely interesting tech demo earlier this week, showing off a Flash-to-HTML5 conversion tool called “Wallaby,” that would allow Flash developers to reuse many elements of their Flash projects — including graphics, masks, and … Continue reading
One of the first things you learn about writing for the Web is that you have an incredibly short amount of time to make a first impression; it’s usually said to be around three seconds. So, if you’ve grabbed your … Continue reading
I’m a big fan of Komodo Edit for editing PHP, HTML and other code. And now, Komodo Edit 6 is officially out! Komodo Edit 6 has been in Beta for quite some time, and I’ve been using the Beta versions … Continue reading
In an interview with the news service IDG, Intel’s vice president of Software and Services says that the company is developing a tool to port iPhone applications to Intel’s Atom-powered MeeGo smartphones. Without getting into too much detail, the processors … Continue reading
Slick, sexy and suave are just some of the adjectives that came to mind when I was testing Fillerati. This beautiful little toy is a testament to what one developer can do with modern Web technologies in just 48 hours. … Continue reading
Formatting text for the Web is an ongoing quest. HTML has a fairly steep learning curve, but people still need to blog, comment, and somehow format text. Personally, I’m a huge Markdown fan. In my opinion, if you’re trying to … Continue reading
HTML5 is here, which means Web developers now have a whole bunch of new tags and elements to play with. The Periodic Table of the Elements is an effective visual map of what the “new HTML” looks like. It’s a … Continue reading
In one fell swoop, it seems like proper, contemporary 3D gaming could be coming to a Linux distro near you. Unlike Wine, this implementation of Direct3D under Gallium3D is an actual, native port of the DirectX APIs. There’s no emulation … Continue reading
