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A look at the state of HTML5 parsing and the Opera 11.60 beta
(arstechnica.com)
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Developer program for Playstation Suite (Closed Beta)
(playstation.com)
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codedivine
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Not sure about CSS3, but RIM has promised WebGL on Playbook/BBX soon. (Sure, it is not a popular platform, but just pointing it out.)
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Warner Bros: We issued takedowns for files we never saw
(arstechnica.com)
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Mobile Flash ISN'T dead
(zdnet.co.uk)
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codedivine
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Flash is still very much alive in the form of AIR Yes, this cannot be emphasized enough.
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codedivine
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I don't see the problem here. 1. Adobe is continuing the development of AIR and AIR 3 is coming to QNX. 2. RIM's Torch browser is one of the most standards compliant browsers out there, if not the leader. Even WebGL is coming to the platfor
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Technorati people, in case you are reading this, it might help to post more than one photo of her. Sometimes, it is hard to remember or recognize faces, when you have only seen one photo. I hope everything turns out all right.
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codedivine
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Not necessarily. At least a couple of devs I personally know have made more money on WebOS than Android (none of them developed for iOS so no idea about that).
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AppliedMicro Announces 64-bit ARM Based X-Gene SoCs
(anandtech.com)
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ARM adopts 64-bit architecture
(tgdaily.com)
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codedivine
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First off, S40 isn't Symbian. Secondly, didn't you just ask for a featurephone then why do you care about the platform?
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To build or to port? A developer's thoughts about the Android Player on Playbook
(crackberry.com)
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Richard Kerris, WebOS developer relations VP, is leaving HP
(precentral.net)
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Valve cofounder explains Steam's ongoing price experiments
(techspot.com)
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Well think of it as follows: 1. Windows phone is currently not suited for mid-range phones, and wont be till the next version. However, long term plan is to definitely push Windows phone towards a wide spectrum of price points and replace S
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"KDE applauds Qt's move to open governance": http://dot.kde.org/2011/10/21/kde-applauds-qts-move-open-gov...
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This is purely FUD. Nokia employees remain the largest contributors to Qt, and as I said above, it remains a key component for their strategy for price-points below those offered by Windows Phone.
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codedivine
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You got it the other way round. QT is LGPL, PyQT has always been GPL. For Python, there is an alternative Qt binding called PySide which is LGPL.
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Well, the project has simply transitioned to open governance, which means anyone can contribute and move up the value chain based on meritocracy. So, for example, KDE folks can now directly contribute to Qt and also directly affect its futu
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Qt 5 on Raspberry Pi
(meegoexperts.com)
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Vodafone brings ARM and Ubuntu together for South African Webbook
(engadget.com)
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Cascades: Rich UI Development for BlackBerry Apps
(devblog.blackberry.com)
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RIM ports many open-source libraries to QNX/BBX (Qt, Lua, Box2D etc)
(blackberry.github.com)
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John Cleese on creativity and interruptions
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On the other hand, I am hoping people won't be storing content in proprietary formats without a spec, or heaven-forbid with some DRM restrictions, or you might not have the proper software (or the proper rights if DRMed) to play it back 50
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Herbicide-resistant superweeds overpowering crops
(cbc.ca)
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LibreOffice user research – Results vol.4 | OpenSource Usability Labs
(opensource-usability-labs.com)
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Adventures with /Analyze for Visual Studio–the Good
(randomascii.wordpress.com)
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That should theoretically support WebGL. I remember running WebGL on a Radeon 3200. Check from amd.com for new drivers.
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