First glance at the Palm Pre Mojo SDK is that it's a pretty nice piece of work. Developers doing web-based programming today will have no problem making "chicklet" applications by the thousands.
Thinking out-of-the-box for a moment, Palm would be a good acquisition target for Adobe. The Mojo SDK could certainly use the Adobe expertise in web-based development tools. Alone, Palm really doesn't have a chance of catching up with Apple.
Unfortunately, the Palm "App Store" will not be available until fall:
via The Official Palm Blog: Mojo SDK available to all .
Thinking out-of-the-box for a moment, Palm would be a good acquisition target for Adobe. The Mojo SDK could certainly use the Adobe expertise in web-based development tools. Alone, Palm really doesn't have a chance of catching up with Apple.
Unfortunately, the Palm "App Store" will not be available until fall:
Thousands of developers have participated in the Mojo SDK early access program since it began in early April. New applications are in the pipeline for the Palm App Catalog, and the App Catalog submission process will be opened to all developers beginning this fall.
via The Official Palm Blog: Mojo SDK available to all .
Do you think this phone will give the IPhone its run for its money, or how about the G1. I have the G1 and I love it but I have Tmobile as my service provider and they do not have 3G in my area and the closes 3G is 2.5 hours away, I wish they would grow a little faster, but I do like the price I pay for service.
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