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Mobile Health News Weekly – Week of July 22, 2012
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Analyst forecasts estimate the potential value of the mHealth market will be $4.6 billion by 2014. Read Original Content
Azumio has acquired SkyHealth, the developer behind Fitness Buddy, the number-one ranked Health and Fitness paid app on iTunes, and Glucose Buddy, the most downloaded diabetes app in the world. Read Original Content
mHealth is taking the health care industry by storm, but "there are no rules to the game," said Joseph C. Kvedar, M.D., founder and director at the Center for Connected Health in a recent interview. Mobile health is a "game changer," he added, but there is a lot of hype because there are a lot of people developing health apps just to "get rich quick." Read Original Content
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There are going to be two mobile health markets, but investors may be challenged for some time to find a route to profit from either, despite revenue in the space that should double from about $718 million this year to $1.3 billion next year, according to Research2Guidance. Read Original Content
A recent article at Healthcare Collective takes the position – in asking the question, “What’s the Matter with Mobile Health Apps Today?” - that most mobile healthcare apps aren’t used, at least not beyond an initial download and trial, after which the apps are discarded as quickly as they were downloaded. Read Original Content
Vmersion-Health has released Gluco-Share, a mobile smart device application that connects people living with diabetes with their family and friends through a private and secure social media network. The Gluco-Share app is a free download available at the Apple iTunes store. Read Original Content
SAP Mobile DSD - 5 Considerations
I want to thank Anup Alex, VP Consulting with Unvired, for sharing his mobile and SAP expertise with us in this guest blog article.
Direct Store Delivery (DSD) is a method of selling or distributing products for a variety of industries like food, beverage, personal care, etc. SAP offers a module on DSD which is part of SAP's ECC/ERP. DSD has tight integration to SAP SD, MM, FI and Logistics which makes it one of the preferred solutions across the world. In addition, SAP offers a Mobile DSD solution as an optional module for customers who like to avoid the manual paper based approach. There are a few considerations when implementing Mobile DSD in an enterprise that I want to share from my experience.
Mobile DSD or Paper Based DSD?
Which scenarios are meant to be driven via Mobile DSD?
The right technology platform to mobilize DSD
Selecting the right devices to mobilize DSD
Direct Store Delivery (DSD) is a method of selling or distributing products for a variety of industries like food, beverage, personal care, etc. SAP offers a module on DSD which is part of SAP's ECC/ERP. DSD has tight integration to SAP SD, MM, FI and Logistics which makes it one of the preferred solutions across the world. In addition, SAP offers a Mobile DSD solution as an optional module for customers who like to avoid the manual paper based approach. There are a few considerations when implementing Mobile DSD in an enterprise that I want to share from my experience.
Is the
current business process good enough to implement SAP DSD?
There are a few things you may want to consider when implementing SAP DSD. These are things like the use of Bill of Material (BOM),
Empties management and Single Sales Area for each route. Without these, you may be limited in the use of some features SAP DSD provides out-of-the-box, or you will need to custom development them.
Mobile DSD or Paper Based DSD?
Over the last 6-8 years, there has been a lot of demand for
mobilizing the DSD process in enterprises. Mobilization eliminates much of the manual effort required to enter data in order/delivery, cash collection, stock, money checkout and check-in. Customers can be issued real-time legal
invoices with electronic signature capture, PODs, cash receipts etc, all in real-time at the
customer's site. Mobilization can also provide on-the-fly determination of
promotions and seasonal discounts which are powerful features of an ERP like SAP
ECC. In summary these features can provide faster sales and logistics execution, and eliminate theft.
Which scenarios are meant to be driven via Mobile DSD?
SAP DSD supports Delivery Driver, Van Sales, Pre-Sales and
Mixed scenarios. In an ideal world, using a single Mobile DSD solution for
all these scenarios would be best and would optimize your ROI.
Many customers also choose to add customer/product surveys, checklists and some field service related features to the solution so their mobile salesforces can collect this data onsite.
Many customers also choose to add customer/product surveys, checklists and some field service related features to the solution so their mobile salesforces can collect this data onsite.
The right technology platform to mobilize DSD
While mobilization is important to optimizing the benefits of
DSD, it’s very important to choose the right platform to enable it. Some key requirements are:
- scalability
- native support for multiple device types
- offline/online capability
- high volume data handling
- roles/group management
- a messaging platform for instant alerting and notifications
- geo capabilities
- central device administration and remote trouble shooting
- seamless online-offline capability of device software.
Selecting the right devices to mobilize DSD
Selecting the right mobile device is very important. Often companies, in order to save money, simply leverage existing devices to run MDSD. However, especially in the MDSD world where there are deliveries, a ruggedized device should be considered. In the ruggedized handheld category that means you will most likely be choosing between a Windows Mobile device or the new ruggedized Android devices. Even though Windows Mobile OS is outdated, it still may have an edge over Android in-terms of
enterprise readiness. It is easier to integrate with many different peripherals such as barcode
scanners and printers. Android on the other hand could be giving the better
results in terms of application software usability experience. I would also suggest looking at new ruggedized Android tablets.
For non-delivery driver scenarios, there is a plethora of smartphone choices including iPhones, Android, Blackberry, Windows Phone and tablets.
~ Anup Alex, VP Consulting with Unvired
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For non-delivery driver scenarios, there is a plethora of smartphone choices including iPhones, Android, Blackberry, Windows Phone and tablets.
~ Anup Alex, VP Consulting with Unvired
Kevin Benedict, Mobile Industry Analyst, Mobile Strategy Consultant and SAP Mentor Alumnus
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Full Disclosure: I am an independent mobility analyst, consultant and blogger. I work with and have worked with many of the companies mentioned in my articles.
Mobility News Weekly – Week of July 22, 2012
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Good Technology has released its analysis of mobile device activations among enterprise customers over the second quarter of 2012. The data shows Android smartphone usage doubling, with Apple's iOS continuing to lead, and the iPhone 4S at the head of the pack.
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New research from Nielsen indicates Android products now account for more than half of the smartphones in use in the U.S. market, and that 54 percent of those who purchased smartphones in June 2012 opted for an Android device. Read Original Content
Nokia reported a 39 percent year-on-year drop in the number of smartphones it sold in the second quarter, to 10.2 million, while its net loss more than trebled. Read Original Content
ClickSoftware is an SAP mobility partner and the leading provider of automated workforce management and optimization solutions for every size of service business. This newsletter is sponsored in part by ClickSoftware.
On Friday, Microsoft revealed the minimum price for a paid Windows 8 app would be $1.49 – 50 percent more than the 99-cent entry-level pricing that most mobile users have been accustomed to. Has Microsoft priced itself out of its own app market? Read Original Content
According to a survey by IDC and Appcelerator, 53.2 percent of developers believe Apple iOS will "win" in the enterprise market, versus 37.3 percent of developers who believe Google's Android platform will. Read Original Content
The global volume of mobile data traffic will exceed 107 exabytes in 2017, shows a new forecast from ABI Research. This total traffic volume will be eight times more than what is expected for 2012. Read Original Content
The world's smartphone subscribers will download about 36 billion apps in 2012, according to a new industry analyst forecast; resulting in almost 37 native apps through the year for the average smartphone subscriber. Read Original Content
Mobility News Weekly – Week of July 15, 2012
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In our recent CIO study of more than 3,000 CIOs, IBM discovered that 75 percent of respondents asserted that mobility is a top priority in their business strategy. Read Original Content
According to Nielsen, Google crossed the tipping point in the second quarter with 51.8 percent of current smartphone users running some variant on the green robot's OS. The increase is coming mostly at the expenses of BlackBerry (8.1 percent) and Windows (4.3 percent). Read Original Content
During Q2 2012 smartphone penetration grew to 54.9 percent of U.S. mobile subscribers. This growth is driven by increasing smartphone purchases: 2 out of 3 Americans who acquired a new mobile phone in the last three months chose a smartphone instead of a feature phone. Read Original Content
ClickSoftware is an SAP mobility partner and the leading provider of automated workforce management and optimization solutions for every size of service business. This newsletter is sponsored in part by ClickSoftware.
Strategy Analytics forecasts that in 2017 Android and Apple iOS will remain the dominant smartphone platforms, but their combined share will have declined. A main beneficiary of this decline will be Microsoft. Read Original Content
Android grew 81 percent globally in 2011 and Strategy Analytics forecasts it will slow to 22 percent in 2013. Apple is squeezing Android in many areas of the maturing postpaid market, while Android's growth across the emerging prepaid category is not fully offsetting this trend. Read Original Content
Text-based communications are now surpassing phone calls or face to face meetings as the most frequent ways of keeping in touch for UK adults, claims a new Ofcom report. Read Original Content
Samsung has bought the mobile-phone technology division of CSR - the British firm formerly known as Cambridge Silicon Radio. The $310 million (£198 million) deal includes patents to the firm's Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPRS location innovations. Read Original Content
Top 5 Lessons Learned from Mobilizing SAP in the Cloud
I am excited to present this article from mobility expert Srini Subramanian. He is the CTO at Unvired and shares his experiences implementing mobility in the cloud in SAP environments with us.
Author: Srini Subramanian, Chief Technology Officer at Unvired, Inc. srinivasan.subramanian@unvired.com
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Working with SAP customers on the cloud has been a rich
learning and myth busting experience in many ways. Contrary to popular belief, a number of SAP
customers do have a strong affinity for deploying solutions via the cloud. So what are the insights from our first set
of cloud customers?
1. Cloud is relevant and top of the mind for SAP
customers
Many of them already use other solutions such as Salesforce,
Workday, Successfactors, etc. and integrate these SAAS / cloud solutions to
their SAP systems in a number of ways. A
cloud based delivery of the mobile platform struck a chord with many of
the CIO/CTO and IT heads that we spoke to.
It is also a known fact that on-premise or hosted data centers running
the dedicated SAP instances need to co-exist with the cloud based platforms /
solutions. A flexible approach to cloud
deployment without disrupting existing landscapes is what customers want.
2. Security
Data security is of paramount importance to all customers. Business data is being
unlocked and the safe guarding of that data while it is put to innovative
usages needs to be the bedrock of any cloud platform. The heads of IT recognize that email on
mobile is already putting sensitive data on the device and data from business
systems like SAP is not new, but only enhancing the amount of data on the
device. Also MDM solutions complement
the security needs of the mobile platforms.
Security in the mobile context can be: Data on the cloud,
data in transit and data on the device.
The mobile platform does not need to replicate the data from
customer systems to the cloud. Data is
held on the cloud in encrypted form only for as long as it is required to be
delivered safely to the device. Data in
transit is secured via standard HTTPS/SSL and data on the device is stored in
encrypted databases.
3. Time to deploy, rapid change
Companies want to deploy mobile solutions rapidly and they don’t
want to wait. Reasons are many but the
primary one is that deployments on mobile devices are in response (or to preempt) to
business demands (like approvals on the Go, sales order creation etc) and are
time sensitive. In many cases, deploying
the solution a few months later means reduced business relevance. So solutions need to be rapidly deployed and
be adaptable to rapid changes requested by business users.
4. ROI matters, no more POCs
Good old fashioned ROI still matters. Customers are hesitant
to make huge investments into POCs with limited production relevance. Customers
want quick and free trials with their own SAP systems and mobile devices
eliminating the POCs. After the trial, customers are more interested in
iterative roll out of mobile processes and investing in shorter bursts as and
when required. Customers want to see
bang for the buck quickly as unlike investments in SAP and other systems
wherein the investment is depreciated over 10 to 15 years. Mobile investments
are for much shorter periods of 2 to 3 years.
BYOD phenomenon, short device life and mobile manufacturer / telco
driven periodic device refresh have driven the shorter shelf life in the mobile
investments.
5. Pay as you go / scale as you go
This is a preference for many customers. Rarely do we find that customers want to go for a big
bang deployment of mobile solutions.
Additional deployments, requiring purchasing of (expensive) additional
users, are a dampener for larger mobile adoption. Also significant churn in employees’ headcount
due to challenging business circumstances means customers want to not just buy
additional users but also return users.
This new trend / requirement of return of users is done much easier in a cloud environment.
Author: Srini Subramanian, Chief Technology Officer at Unvired, Inc. srinivasan.subramanian@unvired.com
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Kevin Benedict, Mobile Industry Analyst, Mobile Strategy Consultant and SAP Mentor Alumnus
Follow me on Twitter @krbenedict
Join the SAP Enterprise Mobility and Sybase Unwired Platform Groups
Full Disclosure: I am an independent mobility analyst, consultant and blogger. I work with and have worked with many of the companies mentioned in my articles.
Mobility News Weekly – Week of July 8, 2012
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ezprints, Inc., has launched "Share Your Voice," a new iPhone application that enables voters to send a printed postcard expressing their views to the presidential candidates. Read Original Content
Verizon Wireless and Research In Motion have announced the BlackBerry® Curve 9310 smartphone, a stylish new smartphone for socially connected customers. Read Original Content
A report from Russian wireless carrier MTS reveals that Apple's share of the country's emerging smartphone market revenue slipped during the first quarter of 2012 while Samsung doubled its presence mostly at the expense of former leader Nokia. Read Original Content
ClickSoftware is an SAP mobility partner and the leading provider of automated workforce management and optimization solutions for every size of service business. This newsletter is sponsored in part by ClickSoftware.
In 2007, nine million Americans owned a smartphone – four percent of the entire mobile market. Today, nearly 110 million Americans own one, and by the end of the year smartphone owners will become the new mobile majority in the U.S., according to Comcast. Read Original Content
More than 28 million people in the UK used smartphones during the three-month average ending May 2012, up 38 percent from a year ago. Google’s Android was the top smartphone operating system with 42.1 percent of market share by operating system. Read Original Content
Industry analysts expect mobile app marketing to reach $7 billion in worth by 2015. Juniper Research said that in-app advertising was expected to grow quickly, with companies integrating their marketing schemes into the downloadable applications. Read Original Content
Guest Blog: Mobile DSD - A Requirement
Mobility Expert Alok Pant, CEO of Unvired, shares his insights on mobile DSD (direct store delivery) in this guest blog.
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In a world of fast changing tastes and instant
gratification, my can of favorite beverage had better be on the shelf.
If not, the retailer and supplier will have lost a loyal
customer. Direct Store Delivery (DSD) is a vital process that brings foods and beverages to the shelf.
Mobilizing the DSD process makes the supply chain
much more efficient, and ensures that the shopping experience is a pleasant one. In
the world of enterprise mobility, mobile DSD is not a luxury—it is a must have.
While SAP and other companies have solutions for DSD, the
Mobile DSD (MDSD) area remains ripe for innovation. During our implementations of DSD and MDSD
Solutions, customers have shared with us valuable feedback. The usability of MDSD solutions can be
improved to enhance sales and productivity of the delivery drivers. The User Interface can be simplified for data
entry and screen navigation. In many cases, there is a need to re-engineer the
process flow to meet our clients' needs.
One area to improve is in Sales Order creation. Immediate Sales Order replication to SAP can
trigger the follow up leading to faster order fulfillment. Another area to
improve is Customer Surveys. During the store visit, the supplier personnel
collect customer data via surveys. This survey data can be integrated with CRM
systems like SAP CRM, which can be fed into BW and analytics can be utilized to
make better decisions.
Another insight from our customers is that it would be good to
integrate the MDSD application with Asset Maintenance/Plant Maintenance systems
to create and access Notifications.
Many times, the drivers are doing multiple things —taking orders,
merchandising as well as conducting maintenance and repairs on a variety of assets the supplier has deployed at the retailers - think refrigerators as an example.
Some customers have unique requirements for mobilizing DSD,
and only a custom MDSD solution will work. In these cases, we utilize our domain expertise and deliver a custom MDSD solution. We also give our customers the option of either an on-premise or in the cloud solution.
Mobile DSD in conjunction with DSD has benefits for both the
CP (consumer products) manufacturer and the retailer. The
supplier can better monitor demand on the shelf, be more responsive, and better control merchandising and promotions. New products can be introduced
better and innovations increase. The retailer in turn benefits from lower
capital outlays and always having fast moving items in stock.
So the next time you grab that beverage, thank the process
that enables you to quench your thirst - Mobile DSD.
Alok Pant
CEO
Unvired, Inc.
Houston, Texas
M: 7135602760
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Kevin Benedict, Mobile Industry Analyst, Mobile Strategy Consultant and SAP Mentor Alumnus
Follow me on Twitter @krbenedict
Join the SAP Enterprise Mobility and Sybase Unwired Platform Groups
Full Disclosure: I am an independent mobility analyst, consultant and blogger. I work with and have worked with many of the companies mentioned in my articles.
Kevin Benedict's What's New in HTML5 - Week of July 1, 2012
I have been frustrated by Facebook's poor performing hybrid HTML5 mobile app for sometime, and was happy to read that it will be replaced this month by a native app. The native app from Facebook is reported to be 5 times faster. Interesting indeed.
Now for the News...
Tylted’s HTML5-based game Cubugs was launched in mid-May and has already attracted more than 1 million players, proof that HTML5 mobile web design can indeed compete with apps. Read Original Content
As a result of the “limitations of HTML5 development,
including issues with online and offline play, animations and sounds for mobile
devices”, German social game maker Wooga has decided to move away from HTML5
and focus instead on native iOS development. The studio believes HTML5 still has a future,
but its time has not yet come. Read Original Content
Infragistics has released NetAdvantage for jQuery Community
Edition, an entry-level version of its HTML5 and jQuery UX toolset. Read Original Content
LiveViewGPS has announced the launch of its Live Trac Mobile
Tracking Program, which will enable users to monitor Live GPS vehicle tracking
from any mobile device with an HTML5 compatible web browser. Read Original Content
appMobi announced that the number of HTML5 app
developers using its platform has exceeded 50,000. Read Original Content
According to an Oracle executive, cloud computing, HTML5 and
mobile together will help to improve the way that apps are developed. “Cloud, HTML5 and mobile - these three things
will conspire to be a perfect storm for our industry. The combination of HTML5,
mobile devices and the cloud is a rogue wave. … HTML5 and JavaScript together
are becoming a development platform unto themselves.” Read Original Content
Information and Q&A from a recent webinar on HTML5 test
automation is available in this article by Alex Forbes on sys-con.com. Read Original Content
Augmented reality software company Metaio has released an
update of their Junaio browser and open development platform for iOS and
Android mobile devices, with a new user interface and a new API for HTML5 and
JavaScript development. Read Original Content
According to Qualcomm Internet Services president Rob
Chandhok, the functional capabilities of HTML5 in mobile must be expanded and
the increased functionality must be implemented in a fully standard
manner. “HTML5 won't significantly
address the technology side of fragmentation until everybody implements HTML5
to the same level on these new devices.”
Read Original Content
Cloud content service provider Brightcove has introduced a
new free edition of its app platform, App Cloud Core, enabling Web developers
to use HTML5 and JavaScript to develop and operate native apps for Apple iOS
and Google Android smartphones and tablets.
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The Firefox for Android update has been released, with a new
look, added speed and HTML5 support.
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The social online game Moonbase has been updated and HTML5
enabled and is available for iOS and Android devices and on Facebook. Read Original Content
Zooz and MobiCart have formed a partnership to allow
merchants to incorporate ZooZ’s advanced payment solution into their mobile
apps created using MobiCart, enabling them to collect in-app payments. The solution is compatible with HTML5 mobile
apps, iOS and Android. Read Original Content
A group of gaming industry developers have created
PlayCanvas, a cloud based platform for HTML5 game creation, which will publicly
launch by the end of 2012. Read Original Content
Placecast has announced a new mobile commerce web app, the
ShopAlerts Wallet, which is built in HTML5 and compatible with all smartphone
platforms. Read Original Content
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Kevin Benedict, Mobile Industry Analyst, Mobile Strategy Consultant and SAP Mentor Alumnus
Follow me on Twitter @krbenedict
Join the SAP Enterprise Mobility and Sybase Unwired Platform Groups
Full Disclosure: I am an independent mobility analyst, consultant and blogger. I work with and have worked with many of the companies mentioned in my articles.
Mobility News Weekly – Week of July 1, 2012
Also read Enterprise Mobility Asia News Weekly
Also read Field Mobility and M2M News Weekly
Also read Mobile Commerce News Weekly
Also read Mobile Marketing News Weekly
Also read Mobile Health News Weekly
Android-based devices represented 50.9 percent of all smartphones nationwide in May 2012, up from 50.8 percent in April but still down from a high of 51 percent in March, according to comScore. Read Original Content
Net Applications issued a report Sunday that shows Apple's iOS dominating the mobile Web with a record 65.27 percent share, up 4.2 percent in June alone. Google's Android came in far behind at 19.73 percent. Read Original Content
Apple's stores and facilities in Italy could be shut for 30 days because of a row about product warranties. Italian authorities made the threat because it said Apple was not promoting a standard free two-year warranty. Read Original Content
ClickSoftware is an SAP mobility partner and the leading provider of automated workforce management and optimization solutions for every size of service business. This newsletter is sponsored in part by ClickSoftware.
Facebook's iPhone app will be getting a much-needed improvement in speed, something users have been complaining about for awhile. Read Original Content
Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics Co. maintained the top spot in the U.S. mobile phone market, strengthening its supremacy as the world’s leading handset manufacturer, comScore showed Tuesday. Read Original Content
According to a new forecast report from NPD DisplaySearch, laptops may be well on their way to extinction in just four years, being rapidly replaced by none other than the sleek and svelte tablet. Read Original Content
In the next few weeks, some users of the latest version of Apple’s handset will get a marketing message offering as much as $300 to people who trade it for a Samsung device. Read Original Content
Kevin Benedict's What's New in HTML5 - Week of June 24, 2012
Kony Solutions has unveiled its Mobile App Manager, giving
organizations a single environment for “deploying, managing, analyzing and
securing mobile applications for all devices, across all channels, including
HTML5, mobile web, native, hybrid, or mixed-mode”. Read Original Content
A luxury real estate brokerage firm has re-launched its
website, building the new site with HTML5 to optimize it for mobile, stating
“over 90 percent of smartphones and tablets are HTML5-enabled, and almost 75
percent are HTML5 video only. Without HTML5, you are losing a considerable
portion of your audience.” Read Original Content
Adobe has announced the availability of Adobe Captivate 6,
an upgrade to its eLearning software, with enhancements including HTML5
publishing with pause and resume capabilities for iOS and Android devices. Read Original Content
Microsoft claims that Internet Explorer 10 “achieves
dramatic performance gains for JavaScript-intensive applications, particularly
HTML5 games and simulations” with page loads 30 percent faster. Read Original Content
To show off HTML5’s current capabilities, QRlicious has
compiled a list of “Our Favorite HTML5 Mobile Apps of 2012”. Read Original Content
Facebook’s Ringmark tool is now completely open source, and
more tests will be implemented in Ringmark soon to better test mobile browsers,
as many browsers just aren’t fast enough yet to handle HTML5 games. Read Original Content
Microsoft has announced that HTML5 support is being added to
the Visual Studio LightSwitch tool, allowing LightSwitch apps to run on any
platform with an HTML5 compliant browser, including Android, iOS and Windows
8. Read Original Content
The creators of third party browser Dolphin claim that the
latest beta version of the browser, the Dolphin Engine, earns a score of 450+
on the HTML5 browser compatibility test, rendering HTML5 five to ten times
faster than Android’s default browser and 100 percent faster than Chrome. Read Original Content
Adobe’s Dreamweaver CS6 provides development tools to
incorporate HTML5’s interactivity and motion for designs on smartphones,
tablets and desktops. Read Original Content
Dot Com Infoway has released a new HTML5 infographic,
“HTML5: Past, Present and Future”,
describing the evolution, key features and capabilities of HTML5. Read Original Content
A major shift is occurring in the application development
landscape, and an Oracle development executive states that it’s based on the
"perfect storm" provided by the emergence of cloud, mobile and HTML5
as dominant themes in modern systems.
Read Original Content
Gizmox has released a downloadable Community Technology
Preview of its Instant CloudMove Transposition Studio, which enables developers
to experiment with the tools. It allows
any Microsoft Visual Studio developer to extend VB6 and .NET enterprise
client/server applications into HTML5 web, cloud and mobile applications. Read Original Content
Augmented reality browser Junaio has been upgraded with a
new user interface and a new API with HTML5 and JavaScript support. Read Original Content
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Kevin Benedict, Mobile Industry Analyst, Mobile Strategy Consultant and SAP Mentor Alumnus
Follow me on Twitter @krbenedict
Join the SAP Enterprise Mobility and Sybase Unwired Platform Groups
Full Disclosure: I am an independent mobility analyst, consultant and blogger. I work with and have worked with many of the companies mentioned in my articles.
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