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Thu, Feb 18, 2010 You've probably heard that Apple does not allow any interpreted or run-time compiled programs on the iPhone. That's why you don't see Flash, C#, or Java programs there. Now, companies like Adobe and Novell are trying to do something about that. In a ZDNet Q&A, Joseph Hill, product manager for Mono at Novell explains their approach with MonoTouch.
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Thu, Mar 4, 2010 Charlie Kindel, Microsoft Partner Group Program Manager for the Windows Phone Application Platform & Developer Experience, in a March 4 blog post, acknowledged that existing Windows Mobile apps won't be able to run on Windows Phone 7 devices.
Thu, Mar 4, 2010 In the past, I merely favored non-Apple platforms. With Apple's recent decision to sue HTC over patent violations, mere preference for other products has turned into an active dislike of a company with a clear flair for hardware design.
Thu, Mar 4, 2010 There have been lots of blogs, tweets and news stories covering Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer's talk at the University of Washington on March 4 about Microsoft's commitment to cloud computing. I didn't intend to write about Ballmer's hour-plus presentation because there was no news. But the more I thought about his talk, the more I felt it merited comment -- at least in terms of the seeming intent behind his words.
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