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in Video Games
via Gamers.com @ 6:38 24th Jul
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Xbox 360 will challenge the recently launched Nintendo WiiWare and Apple AppStore distribution channels when it starts allowing XNA Creators Club members to sell their homebrew games via Live later this year.
in Computer Games
via Develop @ 15:56 22nd Jul
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OpenBSD developers have responded to comments made by Linus Torvalds that they are a "bunch of masturbating monkeys".
in Open Source
via Builder AU @ 9:49 18th Jul
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in Linux
via ZDNet Australia @ 8:46 18th Jul
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The PlayStation 3 version of BioShock is shaping up to be quite a beast: a grand total of four developers are working on the port. Aside from 2K Boston and 2K Australia (the two teams who originally produced and released the game on the Xbox 360 and PC last summer) 2K Marin and an external studio, Digital Extremes have also signed on. It's worth nothing the need for four studios (that's got to set a record, maybe two with it being a port) could be due to the fact each of them are believed to be working on other projects at the moment.
in Computer Games
via Neoseeker @ 3:52 5th Jul
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in Open Source
via TechConnect Magazine @ 3:46 7th Aug
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Google's Android mobile phone platform is rising above the rumors and speculation as details become public about the first Android phone and a new version of the Android software developer kit. The developments make Android's anticipated October debut look increasingly likely.
in Linux
via Linux Insider @ 3:52 20th Aug
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Sun has released the Light-Weight UI Toolkit to developers. The company said it decided to release the Java kit under version 2 of the General Public License to encourage speedy adoption and collaborative development.
in Linux
via Linux Insider @ 2:53 16th Aug
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in Handhelds
via Softpedia @ 16:49 3rd Jul
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If Linux is going to make bigger inroads on the desktop, developers need to stop cloning Microsoft Windows and instead produce more unique user interface designs, according to Bob Sutor, IBM's VP of open source and standards.
in Linux
via Beta News @ 18:39 8th Aug
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That didn't take long. Just hours after the big Activision-Vivendi merger that created Activision Blizzard, the new company started locked its top execs into long-term contracts. From Ben Fritz's blog in today's Variety:
in Computer Games
via Firing Squad @ 1:10 13th Jul
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in Handhelds
via ArsTechnica @ 20:11 4th Aug
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For all iPhone & iPod Touch Devs out there, go check out iDevKit.com. They have tons of code samples for iPhone & iPod Touch.
in Developer
via Macsimum News @ 8:16 4th Sep
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Now is the time to start working with devs if Microsoft wants to have third parties ready for a 2010 launch, analysts say.
in Blog Watch
via Internet News @ 20:41 18th Aug
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Yet more discouraging news on the Android front. Having hacked off its developer community by releasing updated SDKs to just a small group of chosen devs, Google has now given the brush-off to a petition that called for more to be given to the wider community.
in Search Engines
via ZDNet UK @ 0:16 15th Aug
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IconThere are no less than five apps to turn my iPhone into a flashlight, yet I can't turn it into a 3G-powered Wi-Fi hotspot. Why? Because the SDK has more restrictions than Guantanamo-devs can't integrate with the OS and have to steer way, way clear of copyright and trademark issues-so the most innovative, game-changing apps might not ever make it to your squeaky clean iPhone." An editorial by Gizmodo. Many kinds of apps (from multi-IM apps running on the background, to copy/paste) require the level of system integration that either is not possible via the existing official API, or that Apple artificially limits via lawyers.
in Handhelds
via OSNews @ 17:27 25th Jul
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There are already a ton of free apps in the store (134 to be exact), but ad startup Medialets is hoping to increase that number by providing a platform-wide ad network so developers can easily launch ad-supported free apps. Revenue will be split between devs and Medialets, with none apparently going to Apple (MobileBurn is reporting that Medialets's CEO is buds with Jobs from the NEXT days and has the capo's blessing) . Nobody has quite figured out the mobile advertising game on a large enough scale to do anything big, and having your pretty iPhone apps marred with Busted T's creative might be less than ideal, so it will be interesting to see how many developers jump aboard. [Medialets via MobileBurn]
in Handhelds
via Gizmodo @ 14:00 10th Jul
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