| Re: eclipse.blinki and Mobile Widgets [message #483295] |
Mon, 31 August 2009 21:22  |
 Werner Keil
Messages: 1087
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It looks a bit like Blinki's more or less dead or inactive.
3 new messages, the last one end of June.
Well maybe everybody went on a 2-3 month vacation ?;-)
Here's something I came across during a Dublin conference last week:
http://widget.vodafone.com/dev/
It looks like a rather good match to what this project said it wanted to
archive.
No native apps of any kind, more WebApps or "Widgets" as those are also just
a combination or HTML, XML with CSS, JavaScript and a couple of other (W3C)
standards.
Furthermore, Vodafone got support for a whole lot of S60 based devices
already, but doesn't outrule iPhone support for those in future. Blinki at
least proposed to target the iPhone first, so the 2 ideas seem to complement
each other. Plus Vodafone wishes to get this more standardized than they
already see it, and at least with JavaME (and I believe also parts of
Eclipse Mobile/Embedded) they are also involved in standard organizations
like the JCP.
This could be a (Red) ray of light to get Blinki start blinking its lifeline
?!;-)
Good Luck,
Werner
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| Re: eclipse.blinki and Mobile Widgets [message #483438 is a reply to message #483295] |
Tue, 01 September 2009 15:40  |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: employment.genuitec.com
Hi Werner,
I wish I could have 2-3 month vacation. I reposted a msg I sent to the
blinki mail list last week to this group as a new topic.
Wayne
"Werner Keil" <werner.keil@gmx.net> wrote in message
news:h7heui$rpj$1@build.eclipse.org...
> It looks a bit like Blinki's more or less dead or inactive.
> 3 new messages, the last one end of June.
>
> Well maybe everybody went on a 2-3 month vacation ?;-)
>
> Here's something I came across during a Dublin conference last week:
> http://widget.vodafone.com/dev/
>
> It looks like a rather good match to what this project said it wanted to
> archive.
> No native apps of any kind, more WebApps or "Widgets" as those are also
> just a combination or HTML, XML with CSS, JavaScript and a couple of other
> (W3C) standards.
>
> Furthermore, Vodafone got support for a whole lot of S60 based devices
> already, but doesn't outrule iPhone support for those in future. Blinki at
> least proposed to target the iPhone first, so the 2 ideas seem to
> complement each other. Plus Vodafone wishes to get this more standardized
> than they already see it, and at least with JavaME (and I believe also
> parts of Eclipse Mobile/Embedded) they are also involved in standard
> organizations like the JCP.
>
> This could be a (Red) ray of light to get Blinki start blinking its
> lifeline ?!;-)
>
> Good Luck,
> Werner
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| Re: eclipse.blinki and Mobile Widgets [message #574307 is a reply to message #483295] |
Tue, 01 September 2009 15:40 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: employment.genuitec.com
Hi Werner,
I wish I could have 2-3 month vacation. I reposted a msg I sent to the
blinki mail list last week to this group as a new topic.
Wayne
"Werner Keil" <werner.keil@gmx.net> wrote in message
news:h7heui$rpj$1@build.eclipse.org...
> It looks a bit like Blinki's more or less dead or inactive.
> 3 new messages, the last one end of June.
>
> Well maybe everybody went on a 2-3 month vacation ?;-)
>
> Here's something I came across during a Dublin conference last week:
> http://widget.vodafone.com/dev/
>
> It looks like a rather good match to what this project said it wanted to
> archive.
> No native apps of any kind, more WebApps or "Widgets" as those are also
> just a combination or HTML, XML with CSS, JavaScript and a couple of other
> (W3C) standards.
>
> Furthermore, Vodafone got support for a whole lot of S60 based devices
> already, but doesn't outrule iPhone support for those in future. Blinki at
> least proposed to target the iPhone first, so the 2 ideas seem to
> complement each other. Plus Vodafone wishes to get this more standardized
> than they already see it, and at least with JavaME (and I believe also
> parts of Eclipse Mobile/Embedded) they are also involved in standard
> organizations like the JCP.
>
> This could be a (Red) ray of light to get Blinki start blinking its
> lifeline ?!;-)
>
> Good Luck,
> Werner
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