Mobile is a totally new medium. Best practices from the desktop world simply do not apply. The unique attributes of the mobile device, ecosystem and user require new best practices for Mobile Web development.

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Mobile Web Development @ebook.laku-abis.com

While this book provides an ample tutorial of wireline data and wireless communications, we did not want to write yet another book on data communications or the basics of cellular wireless systems. Mobile VPN: Delivering Advanced Services in Next-Generation Wireless Systems covers only relevant topics and disciplines comprising Mobile VPN and other advanced wireless data service. Consequently, this book requires a reader to have basic education in computer science and electrical engineering. We also assume you have some exposure to the basics of data communications and cellular wireless concepts, as well as an understanding of OSI model and TCP/IP, and link layer technologies such as PPP, ATM, and Frame Relay. Continue Reading »
Mobile VPN – Delivering Advanced Services in Next Generation Wireless Systems @ebook.laku-abis.com

Over the past four years, Apple has changed the way we think about mobile computing. The iOS Platform has changed the way that we, the public, think about our mobile computing devices. With full-featured applications and an interface architecture that demonstrates that small screens can be effective workspaces, the iPhone has become the smartphone of choice for users and developers alike.
Part of what makes the iPhone such a success is the combination of an amazing interface and an effective software distribution method. With Apple, the user experience is key. The iOS is designed to be controlled with your fingers rather by using a stylus or keypad. The applications are “natural” and fun to use, instead of looking and behaving like a clumsy port of a desktop app. Everything from interface to application performance and battery lifehas been considered. The same cannot be said for the competition. Continue Reading »
iPhone Application Development @ebook.laku-abis.com

In 2001, I set up a web site called .NET 247 (www.dotnet247.com/) that at the time achieved some success
in the community that had sprung up around Microsoft’s new software development toolset. The premise of the site was to help me as a developer migrate my knowledge from pre-.NET technologies (Win32, MFC, classic ASP, etc.) over to .NET. I found it frustrating that spinning up a thread or opening a file would be a few seconds’ work prior to .NET, but in .NET it took hours of research. Continue Reading »
MultiMobile Development – Building application for iPhone and Android

Popular acceptance of the smartphone has brought technology once only previously imagined in science fiction to today’s reality. You can now use the small electronic device that used to be a simple cell phone to manage your calendar, listen to music, take pictures, provide maps and navigation, and browse the Internet—and still make a phone call. The technology that links you to the vast information store on the Internet any time and anywhere is perhaps the greatest revolution in information access the world has seen. Not only available to the developed nations where we expect to see high-end smartphones, these devices are also widely available indeveloping nations, where they are often the primary device people use to access the Internet.

The convergence of low-cost high performance processors, cheap memory, and wireless
networking is only some of the technology that make the smartphone possible. The widespread use of open mobile computing platforms is the key to the smartphone’s success. These platforms have opened the door for third parties (that’s you!) to write software applications for these mobile computing platforms quickly and inexpensively. Continue Reading »
Beginning Nokia Apps Development_Using MeeGo, Mobile QT and OpenSymbian

If you are interested in mobile marketing, specifically in learning how to launch an effective mobile marketing campaign and get the best return on investment with it, you will find The Mobile Marketing Handbook useful.
The step-by-step approach is specifically designed for marketing professionals and entrepreneurs who need practical advice on getting started with and/or improving mobile marketing campaigns.
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The Mobile Marketing Handbook-A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Dynamic Mobile Marketing Campaigns

Software development for the professional Mac developer has always had great support
from Apple. For new developers and those who are doing it for fun, the situation has
been less easy. For many years such developers had some difficult decisions to make if
they wanted to build their own Mac software.
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Learn Xcode Tools for Mac OS X and iPhone Development

There are a lot of reasons to hack your iPhone or iPod touch.
There’s this myth that hacking will go away “once Apple adds that one killer feature.” But it’s
unlikely, because the iPhone is unlike the earlier iPods or any phone on the market before it. It is a
full-featured personal computer.
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iPhone Hacks

Mobile is a totally new medium. Best practices from the desktop world simply do not
apply. The unique attributes of the mobile device, ecosystem and user require new best
practices for Mobile Web development.
This book teaches you the syntax, semantics, and ecosystem of the Mobile Web. You
will learn to build adaptive, responsive, and standards-compliant Mobile Web sites
guaranteed to work on any mobile browser. Simple development tips and techniques
will improve web usability on small screens. Continue Reading »
Beginning Smartphone Web Development