At Mobile World Congress, Softtalkblog caught up with Peter Rohr, who is Marketing Manager EMEA, Intel Software und Services Group, Developer Relations Division. He told us about the reaction from developers to the Meego announcement, how Meego fits into Intel’s strategy and what we can expect from the Intel AppUp Center, now in beta.
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If you come from a Java background, you’ve probably discovered Groovy already. It brings many of the features associated with Ruby to Java, and provides a high degree of compatibility with Java, making it relatively easy for programmers to learn incrementally. Wikipedia goes so far as to say that you can rename a .java file [...]
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Amongst the demo-and-sales frenzy at MWC this year, a few more thoughtful sessions are taking place. Outside of the keynote conference sessions, common interest groups have sprung up to discuss niche or specific areas of the mobile universe. Our fellow tech bloggers Sasha Pallenberg at Netbook News and Steve ‘Chippy’ Paine at Carrypad hosted a [...]
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