Palm.com - Announcing Palm WebOS, Palm Mojo Application Framework, and Palm Mojo SDK
PalmAddicts — ... in a single step, and handle interruptions and events without losing context. Using WebOS, you’ll be able to develop fast (and beautiful) applications. Palm WebOS applications are easy to write using Mojo, a new application framework based on the HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript standards that web developers already know and love. WebOS applications are installed and run directly on the device at native speed and have access to a wide range of device services." More information at http://developer.palm.com/ ...

Palm's star goes nova
PalmAddicts — ... To answer the post below that worried about needing constant internet connectivity, fear not... Applications will have access to local storage (as noted on http://developer.palm.com.) Just as I would expect... after all, I wouldn't want all my personal notes stored on an external web server - just on my device, thank you. And hotsynced to my PC of course. ...

Palm Pre and Garnet Apps
PalmAddicts — ... I know I'm not the only person chiming in about this desire for backward compatibility with GarnetOS. And I feel very confident that a lot of apps will get ported (Palm insists it's easy), and someone will make a virtual machine. I just hope that virtual machine will share the syncing abilities Hotsync afforded many of these apps. Without that, it's of very limited usefulness to me. ...

Palm Pre to get its own “App Catalog”
MobileCrunch — ... Sure enough, Palm has gone ahead and announced to their development network that an on-device application catalog is in the works. Of course, they already have an on-device app store ...

Palm Pre to get its own “App Catalog”
textually.org — With the Palm Pre rocking a brand spankin’ new OS and an entirely new development platform, it was pretty foreseeable that Palm would eventually announce plans for a central application store. Apple’s doing it, Google’s doing it, RIM is doing it - if you don’t have an App Store of your own, you’ve got nothing. Sure enough, Palm has gone ahead and announced to their development network that an on-device application catalog is in the works. [via Mobile Crunch] ...

Palm Offers Details About Developing for webOS
Phone Scoop - Latest News — ... about its development program for it's new mobile operating system, webOS. Palm is calling the development environment Mojo, and also has the Mojo SDK. The application framework for Mojo is based on the HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript standards, which are all Web-based. This new tool will help developers create programs for and port programs to the webOS platform. Palm also said that there are a number of ways to migrate data from an existing PDB file to a new webOS application. more info at Palm ...

CES 2009: Palm Shakes Its Mojo At Developers
InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs — ... For developers who already have applications for Palm devices, Palm says that it is absolutely possible to migrate data from an existing PDB file to a new webOS app. How quickly developers will respond to and adopt Mojo for Palm is another story. While I am sure Palm already is talking to its developer community about webOS and Mojo, there have been no announcements from major software creators that they'll develop for webOS. More information about Mojo and the SDK is available here . ...

Palm's app store christened App Catalog, games not a priority
Engadget Mobile — ... Following an apparent rejection of our suggestion of "Immaculate Collection," Palm's Developer Network site suggests that the official name of its app store for webOS is simply going to be "App Catalog". The name isn't terribly important, but the concept is ...

Palm Reveals Pre Developer Details, App Catalog
Gearlog — ... based on HTML 5, CSS and JavaScript. But there will be an extensive API to let developers handle interruptions, notifications, and device services. The development environment will be based on Eclipse, a well-known, open-source development platform. The SDK will be free to use. They'll offer an easy way to migrate from existing Palm OS apps to Mojo. The app store will be called Palm App Catalog. Want to know more? So do we. Keep on eye on Palm's site.

Palm App Catalog
Mashable! — Get used to hearing that phrase: the Palm App Catalog. It’s the probable name of Palm’s rival to the iPhone App Store, according to the Palm Developer Network…and it holds a great deal of promise for those of us obsessed with web applications. Apps written for the WebOS platform on the new Palm Pre phone (demoed above) will appear in this new catalog, which also competes with upcoming players like Google’s Android Market and the ...

Four Reasons the Pre Might Save Palm
louisgray.com — ... ), Palm may have itself a game changer. But does a piece of hardware, or even their new WebOS, constitute a lifeline for the battered Palm? Not a chance; their win must come from much deeper within. ...

Palm webOS app store dubbed App Catalog, SDK out to select partners
Gadgetell — ... for the launch of the Pre, and will likely be distributed to the rest of the development community just prior to the release of the phone.  As the company mentioned in their press conference yesterday, the now named “Palm Mojo Application Framework” will based on HTML5, CSS, and Javascript, which makes web developers like myself jump for joy.  Keep up with webOS updates on the company’s new developer blog. Via [MobileRoar] Read [Palm] Full Story » | Written by Doug Berger for ...

Palm bringing out WebOS App Catalog app store
Phones Review — ... known as the “App Catalog.” Yes that’s right, Palm are jumping on the old applications store bandwagon and embracing the developer communities with their Palm WebOS SDK whereby Palm will allow developers to come up with native apps for the WebOS platform. We all know just how it works when dealing with app development and app store whether they are called App Stores, Markets, or Calatogs, so if you want to check all the know then nip over to the source. Source – Palm ...

Palm announces webOS Mojo SDK
SlashGear — ... Palm’s new next generation operating system, Palm webOS, takes the power of Windows Mobile and combines it with the simplicity of a web browser. Palm has just privately prereleased the Mojo SDK, which is based on the HTML5 and JavaScript standards that most web developers are already familiar with. ...

The Palm Mojo Applications Framework - Web OS and web developers, together at last!
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — ... are likely already using. Palm’s apparent aim with the Mojo Application Framework is to leverage the familiarity of web-development tools to create a diverse range of Web OS applications. Mojo allows developers to make use of devices services like mail, contacts, calendars, and finger gestures to create powerful applications using a familiar web-language. We’re looking to Palm to do big things in 2009! Find out more about the Palm Mojo Application Framework here. [Via: PhoneScoop] Related News from IntoMobile: ...

Palm Pre Now Has Tool To Build Apps -- And Soon, A Place To Buy 'Em
iSmashPhone - Turn your Phone into your MyPhone — ... But what's hot hardware without useful software, you ask?  Answer: an expensive, high-tech paperweight.  Over on the Palm Developer Network, the following useful information can be found: ...

The bleak side of developing iPhone apps, will Palm copy the same mistake?
PalmAddicts — ... The feedbacks were so overwhelming, therefore Shebanow had to removed the post and replaced it with another post saying that the discussion about how the app store should work will be allowed to continue, but at Palm's new developer blog. ...

BlackBerry Application Storefront to challenge App Store
The Apple Core — ... take a completely different and open source approach to software distribution, allowing entry to anyone with $25 and a Google checkout account. The Palm App Catalog will be distributed via its new webOS and details are still be fleshed out, the SDK is only in private pre-release at the moment. Stay tuned to the Palm Developer Center and ...

Palm pulls the plug on Palm OS, bets future on Pre’s webOS
Macworld — ... Palm so far has revealed publicly very few details about webOS, which supports an array of Web standards. And Colligan didn't add anything to what's already known. He repeated a key Palm talking point: that anyone who can program today with tools such as Cascading Style Sheets, JavaScript, and HTML will be able to write applications for webOS. In January, Palm made what it calls a "private prelease" of the webOS Mojo application framework and Mojo software development kit . According to Palm's website and some early development partners, webOS supports HTML5, enabling a local ...

Palm Pre Developer Book
Ubergizmo — ... [Mobile World Congress] The first chapter of the Palm Web OS programming book named Palm webOS: Developing Applications in JavaScript Using the Palm Mojo Framework is now available for free on OReilly’s site and Palm’s developer site. This will start building some buzz around the Palm Web OS community. If you’re interested in Web OS development, don’t miss the webcast held by Mitch Allen (Palm’s Software Chief) on February 25th at 10am PT: http://oreilly.com/go/webospreview The final book is still being ...

PR - First Official Resource for webOS Programming
Mobility Site — ... The first chapter of the Rough Cuts Version of the book is currently available online for free from the Palm Developer Network at http://developer.palm.com, and is scheduled to be available on the O’Reilly website Monday by 7 p.m. CET (10 a.m. Eastern). Rough Cuts is a service from Safari Books Online that provides early access to books on cutting-edge technologies prior to publication. Programmers eager to learn how to develop applications on webOS can literally read the book online as it is being written or download it as a PDF. And with Rough Cuts, ...

Palm releases official webOS programming resource
CrunchGear — ... at MWC, Palm and O’Reilly Media announced that the first chapter in “Palm webOS: Developing Applications in JavaScript Using the Palm Mojo(TM) Framework” is available for all and it’s free. It includes info on the app model, framework and how to use the Mojo SDK. Palm’s VP and software CTO Mitch Allen will give a presentation via the Web on February 25th to preview webOS and its development environment. Register here if you’re interested in the presentation. Palm developer

Palm releases official webOS programming resource
MobileCrunch — ... at MWC, Palm and O’Reilly Media announced that the first chapter in “Palm webOS: Developing Applications in JavaScript Using the Palm Mojo(TM) Framework” is available for all and it’s free. It includes info on the app model, framework and how to use the Mojo SDK. Palm’s VP and software CTO Mitch Allen will give a presentation via the Web on February 25th to preview webOS and its development environment. Register here if you’re interested in the presentation. Palm developer Crunch Network: CrunchBase the free ...

O’Reilly Media And Palm Announce Release Of First Official Resource For webOS Programming
PhoneArea.net — ... The very first chapter of the Rough Cuts Version of this book is now available online for free download from the Palm Developer Network at http://developer.palm.com. It is also expected to be available on the O’Reilly website on Monday by 10:30am ES. Programmers who want to learn to develop applications on webOS can now download the Rough Cuts version as a PDF. They can also participate in an ongoing live discussion about the book and the technology. The final book will be published following the release of Mojo, Palm’s webOS SDK (Software Development Kit). ...

Recursos gratuitos para WebOS y Palm Mojo Framework
Celularis — La red de desarrolladores de Palm acaba de publicar en forma gratuita el primer capítulo del libro “Palm webOS: Developing Applications in JavaScript Using the Palm Mojo Framework“, el libro oficial de desarrollo para la plataforma WebOS de Palm y que va un poco más allá que las 15 preguntas importantes sobre la Palm Pre. El libro, que ofrece un completo tutorial sobre los principios de diseño, la arquitectura, la interfaz de usuario, ...

Palm Pre Losing Mojo Each Day the SDK is Held Close
jkOnTheRun — ... My worry here is that Palm will face the same challenge that Google has faced with Android: a six-month wait (or more) after launch for a solid library of compelling applications. If it’s going to be so easy to develop WebOS apps with JavaScript, HTML and CSS, what’s the holdup on the Mojo SDK? Short of WebOS simply not being ready for developers to poke and prod, I can’t think of another reason. The longer developers wait for the SDK release, the wider the potential time gap between a hardware launch and a large library of software. ...

Will Android and Windows Mobile get squeezed as smartphone market shakes out?
Between the Lines — ... challenger to the iPhone in terms of its interface and ease-of-use and it will likely be accompanied by iPhone-like buzz. Meanwhile, it will launch with better business features than the iPhone 1.0 did two years ago. At launch, the Palm Pre will support Microsoft Exchange integration and business-class security, but its IT manageability features are still unclear at this point. However, the Palm webOS also has the potential to attract developers because its new application framework, Mojo , is based on HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. That could make it one of the easiest and ...

Mobile OSes Compared
dailywireless.org — ... While the iPhone OS 3.0 update isn’t a commercial product (yet), it’s pretty far along, and Engadget has been checking it out. If you’re in the market for a new smartphone, your choices have been getting exponentially more complicated lately, and 3.0 won’t make the selection any easier, says Engadget. Compare the iPhone OS, Android, webOS (Palm), Windows Mobile, BlackBerry and S60.

Palm, holding tight for Pre, reports Q3 earnings
Betanews — ... hope for survival as if it were a box of car chargers.) So, to answer everyone's question: No ship date on the Pre, no date to announce a ship date on the Pre. The company was also not so interested in discussing the patent situation, noting only that they're not exactly newcomers on the scene. They were more eager to discuss the Mojo applications framework, which which Palm said continues to be in private pre-release mode and is still slated to be released as a free download on the Palm Developer Network . The company registered a loss of 89 cents per share for Q3; non-GAAP ...

Palm asks TealOS to cut it out, stop copying me
Download Squad — ... that pretty much apes the WebOS that will supposedly "save" the bacon of the beleaguered handheld company. You know, Palm, the people who, after Apple dropped the ball, ran the PDA into the end zone back in the 90's? ...

Rumor: Palm To Release Mojo SDK Later Today
Wired: Epicenter — ... The Mojo SDK is a set of tools developers can use to build native applications for the Pre smartphone and other devices running the WebOS software. The release of the Mojo SDK is the next major step in the Pre's release timeline, as well as a boon for next-generation smartphones -- it will give developers a third major platform to build apps for, joining the Apple iPhone and Google's Android. ...

Palm Opens Early Access Program For Pre SDK
TechCrunch — ... Abbott says Palm wants to expose the web environemtn to developers. Today they’re launching developer.palm.com, giving developers early access to the SDK. The program will only be available to a limited number of developers to begin with, and Palm has not announced when it will be generally available to developers. ...

Palm Extends WebOS Developer Program
eWeek - RSS Feeds — ... said Palm is expanding its early access program for the Palm Mojo SDK (software development kit) and discussed the company's plans for integrating cloud services into the new platform. Palm also April 1 announced an application from MotionApps that will allow legacy Palm OS applications to run on WebOS devices. The Mojo SDK, previously available only to a select group of partners, will be provided to a broader set of interested developers that apply for access to the program at the Palm Developer Network Website. Access to the program initially will be limited as the tools and ...

Palm announces availability of webOS Mojo SDK access
VentureBeat — ... In announcing it, Palm noted that the SDK’s availability will be limited to begin, but those seeking access to it, can find it here. ...

Palm Pre Mojo SDK Application Now Open [Palm Pre]
Gizmodo — Feel like developing crazy $1 programs for the Palm Pre, and one day starring in Gizmodo's weekly Pre app roundup? Start early by applying for the Mojo SDK at the Palm dev site NOW. ...

Palm expands Mojo SDK program, drops Pre hints at Web 2.0 Expo
Betanews — ... But first, the developers need some love, and love today they got. The big news is that the company expanded signups for the SDK today, simultaneous to the announcement; the bigger news is that the company will start choosing developers from that signup list as early as tomorrow. The company also revealed that MotionApps will make a PalmOS emulator available at Pre's launch (not to be confused with pre-launch) -- something that ought to cheer up the longtime faithful. (Your writer is greatly gratified to think that her favorite astronomy app might be usable on the new phone.) ...

Palm, MotionApps Announce Palm OS Emulator for Pre
AppScout — ... Also at the Web 2.0 show, Palm said they were opening up their Mojo SDK to potential developers; anyone who wants to take a look should sign up at their site. Palm is also creating a " ...

Palm Announces SDK And ‘The Cloud’, But Really Just Confused Me
GadgetReview — ... - that would be Sprint’s job - but a convoluted post announcing the PRE SDK and ‘the cloud’.  Those looking to jump on the app bandwagon can apply right now. ...

Palm announces webOS SDK availability, Palm OS emulation for Pre, new cloud services
Engadget — ... Well, it's not quite the release date and price you were hoping for, but it's definitely something. Today Palm -- via a short keynote at the Web 2.0 Expo -- announced that the company would begin taking names and numbers on the webOS dev site for potential developers ...

Palm makes its play for developer support
SFGate: The Technology Chronicles — Palm makes its play for developer support Palm announced today that its Mojo software development kit for the upcoming WebOS operating system is now available for developers in an early access program. It's one of a handful of announcements made at the Web 2.0 conference aimed at getting developers excited about developing for WebOS, which will debut with the launch of the Palm Pre sometime in the first half of this year. Developers can go to developer.palm.com and download the SDK. Palm will restrict the number of people who get the SDK so act quick. Palm is also unveiling a ...

Now Hear This: Palm Pre Mojo SDK Open
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... Yo mang, jonesing to to develop some dollar menu applications for the Palm Pre? Now's your chance. Starting now you can put your application in for the Mojo SDK over at the Palm developer site. ...

Palm Developer Network y webOS SDK con servicios en la nube
Celularis — ... En el Moscone Center tuvimos la oportunidad de ver el anuncio oficial de Palm de como el webOS sigue moviendose y ya tiene el Developer Network funcionando y con acceso temprano al SDK para desarrolladores y hasta la estrategia de servicios en la nube. ...

Palm Now Taking Names For Early Access To WebOS
Pulse2 - Technology News And Reviews — ... from cloud servers to devices. This service is called Mojo Messaging Service. MotionApps, a third party developer will be creating a Palm operating system emulator to purchase. The emulator won’t have the ability to leverage core webOS functionality. Basically the emulator may have limited functionality. So basically there is still no date or pricing information available for developers yet. Sorry kids. To apply for the early access program, check out: http://developer.palm.com/. [via Engadget] ...

Palm Reveals Expanded SDK Program
PR News: — ... In the past, the Mojo SDK was only made available to a select group of partners; this will now be made available to a broader set of interested developers who apply for access to the program. Those interested needs to register on the Palm Developer Network website (http://developer.palm.com). ...

Palm’s Pre release build-up grinds on
GMSV — ... they’ll need to get on board, the Mojo SDK . Palm also announced that developers would be able to build on the resources of the Mojo Messaging Service, which allows the syncing of data between devices and the cloud. Meanwhile, over at the ...

Palm Pre at Web 2.0 Expo expanded Mojo SDK for webOS
D' Technology Weblog — ... development kit to create applications for the Palm Pre phone (as well as other future devices running webOS). Speaking at the Web 2.0 Expo, Palm’s senior vice president of Applications Software and Services Michael Abbott also highlighted some of the most exciting aspects of webOS — including a new branded service that lets developers create apps that push live content across the Internet — and invited the audience to apply for the early access program at the Palm Developer Network. ...

Palm unveils second Palm Pre video demo, webOS SDK availability and Palm OS emulation
Gadgetell — ... that will make the Pre special.  According to the description from Palm, it sounds like it will be a good app for current Palm users who switch to the Pre.  That way they can move over and not lose any of the current favorite apps while waiting for an updated version for the Pre. Now, if we could just see something a little more specific for a release date aside from the first half of 2009. Watch [Palm Pre “This Weekend”] Read [Palm Developer Network] Keep reading to check out the ...

Palm Opens Up Pre SDK
GEARFUSE — ... Mojo SDK, which will enable developers to build apps for its upcoming Pre phone . In addition to the standard fare in a phone-based SDK, Palm is offering “cloud computing” services which emulate push technology. Sounds like someone is trying to compete with RIM and Apple! Great news and all, but still nothing official on the Pre. Rumor has it that sometime in late April or early May we’ll see the Pre drop on the Sprint network. Until then, one can dream about clouds . Link

Web 2.0 Expo: Palm Opens Developer Program, Slightly
TechWeb — ... easier and the Palm Synergy feature, which provides a unified view of information such as contact data that is shared across applications. The developer program expansion stopped short of a public release of the Mojo SDK; interested developers must apply online through Palm's developer site . Abbot also said that Palm is developing a cloud service that it is calling the Mojo Messaging Service which will allow developers to create interactions between webOS device users and their applications. The Mojo Messaging Service uses the XMPP ...

Web 2.0 Expo: Palm Opens Developer Program, Slightly
InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs — ... easier and the Palm Synergy feature, which provides a unified view of information such as contact data that is shared across applications. The developer program expansion stopped short of a public release of the Mojo SDK; interested developers must apply online through Palm's developer site . Abbot also said that Palm is developing a cloud service that it is calling the Mojo Messaging Service which will allow developers to create interactions between webOS device users and their applications. The Mojo Messaging Service uses the XMPP ...

Palm opening webOS SDK to developers; confirms Palm OS emulator
MobileBurn.com — Palm is close to releasing its webOS Mojo software development kit to the public, Palm's Michael Abbott announced Wednesday at the Web 2.0 Expo. Developers can currently pre-register to download the SDK for no charge at developer.palm.com . At the conference, Abbott showed off how developers will be able to utilize the operating system's innovative notification system and also announced that the OS will include an emulator that will allow users to run Palm OS applications. Palm hopes to attract developers to its forthcoming Palm Pre smartphone software platform by getting the ...

Palm opens webOS SDK to select developers
TechSpot — ... webOS platform that will power the device – and all future Palm models for that matter. Speaking at the Web 2.0 Expo yesterday, Palm’s Michael Abbott announced that the company is ready to let a “broad group of developers” start playing with its Mojo SDK and showed off how they can tap into the phone’s core functionality such as linked contacts, layered calendars, multitasking and push notifications. [image] Developers can currently pre-register to download the SDK for no charge at developer.palm.com , though Palm won’t be releasing the software toolset to the general public ...

Palm Pre: No Pricing or Availability
dailywireless.org — It’s not quite the release date and price you were hoping for, says Engadget, but it’s something. Today at the Web 2.0 expo in San Francisco, Palm announced the availability of its Mojo software development kit (SDK). ...

Web 2.0 Expo: O’Reilly’s Keynote in a Nutshell
Webmonkey — ... Finally of Note, Palm’s Michael Abbott’s keynote took his time to shortly describe WebOS, its mobile Operating system designed to run web technologies natively. Download the development kit at Palm’s new developer site. ...

The Palm Pre: Hope or Hype?
MacBlogz - One Stop Apple News — ... Assuming people actually buy the Palm Pre, begin loving it, developers leave the iPhone platform and flock to Palm’s Mojo SDK framework, and Palm gets through the undeniable bugs, mobile carrier pitfalls, and gross outcry from consumers about whatever issues the masses choose, they still have to compete with Apple. Who, as CEO Steve Jobs put it, “is at least 5 years ahead of the curve.” However, when compared to Palm, Apple seems more like 10 or 15 years ahead of the curve. And putting Apple in an even better situation, the Palm Pre is the iPhone’s ...

Palm Pre: Five reasons to expect a homerun
Between the Lines — ... platform Applications for Palm’s new webOS are built with HTML, Javascript, and CSS, which are the standard languages for today’s Web developers. Comparatively, iPhone apps are built in Objective C and Android apps are built with Java.  That gives iPhone and Android a few more powerful tools to work with, but it also means that webOS will natively be more Web-savvy and will be faster and easier for developing apps. The challenge is that Palm has so far limited access to the Palm Mojo software development kit (SDK) to a select group of partners. If Palm is going to compete ...

Get up to speed with our Palm Pre extended executive summary
The Next Web — ... Early Access to the SDK is available via the Palm Developer Network. Developers might find the O’Reilly’s Rough Cut “ ...

SitePoint Podcast #17: 12 Kinds of Awesome
SitePoint — ... Mini (Opera) Apple Releases Safari 4 (and backs down on tab placement!) Safari 4 (Apple) WWDC 2009 Keynote (Apple) Apple gives Microsoft a ribbing at WWDC WWDC 2009 Keynote (Apple) Acid Tests (The Web Standards Project) Palm releases the Palm Prē (with the webOS SDK for developers) Palm Prē Palm Developer Network More App Store Stupidity - iPhone eBook App Rejected For ...

Pre Impressions from a Palm Fanboy
Zatz Not Funny! — ... Apps - only a few select partners received the webOS software developer kit prior to launch. It’s now time to open that baby up and let the world start to build applications. ...

A Week Later: Why Palm's Pre Still Lags On Apps
mocoNews — ... On developer kit availability: Palm is still closely monitoring who gets access to its developer kit, by requiring developers to fill out an application to gain access. Even among those who apply, "not everyone will receive the Mojo SDK right away," Palm said. Likely, Palm is being conservative because the storefront remains in beta, and it's possible that developers will have to tweak their applications for the final version. At any rate, this seriously limits one-man operations from spontaneously building something that ...

Palm Pre Nears 700,000 App Downloads in Less Than Two Weeks
textually.org — Medialets is reporting that as of June 17th, a mere 11 days after its launch, Palm Pre users have downloaded well over 650,000 apps. With only 30 apps in the App Catalog (and none of them fart-related), it's still clear that Palm users know and want apps. [via Gizmodo] ...

Palm Pre Mojo SDK leaked
Hack a Day — ... Pre Insiders has reported that the Pre’s Mojo SDK has been leaked to the internet. Palm was planning an early access program, eventually releasing the SDK by the end of the summer, but this leak has accelerated the process. They are posting several download links, including torrents, but they warn developers to use the tools wisely. Related: Palm Pre teardown [via techmeme] ...

The App Store: Year One Revolution
dailywireless.org — ... . WebOS has a built-in application catalog, and APIs for extending JavaScript in order to access hardware features of the device. ...

Palm Mojo SDK for WebOS Now Available to Anyone, App Submissions Start in Fall [Palm]
Gizmodo — Softening the blow that Apple struck yesterday, Palm has released its Mojo SDK for anybody to download. They'll start taking app submissions for the App Catalog from all developers in the fall. That's later than we'd like—the sooner the Pre starts building a robust developer community, the more likely the platform is to thrive—but to be fair, we had to wait a whole year for iPhone apps. In the meantime, they've got a trickle of apps that'll be hitting the App Catalog to keep Pre owners sated (sorta). Coincidentally, Palm's App Catalog ...

Palm Mojo SDK for WebOS Now Available to Anyone [Palm]
Gizmodo — Softening the blow that Apple struck yesterday, Palm has released its Mojo SDK for anybody to download. They'll start taking app submissions for the App Catalog from all developers in the fall. That's later than we'd like—the sooner the Pre starts building a robust developer community, the more likely the platform is to thrive—but to be fair, we had to wait a whole year for iPhone apps. In the meantime, they've got a trickle of apps that'll be hitting the App Catalog to keep Pre owners sated (sorta). Coincidentally, Palm's App Catalog ...

Oh hi, developers; Palm opens Mojo SDK
Boy Genius Report — Developers, start your engines. It’s been a long time coming but Palm’s Mojo SDK — the Software Development Kit that facilitates application development on the webOS platform — is finally ready for prime time. Having previously been available only to a select group of partners, many have been openly disappointed with Palm for taking so long to allow open access to the SDK. From a consumer standpoint, that’s the reason Pre owners have all of 30 apps to choose from in the App Catalog right now. Skimpy selection is soon to be a thing of ...

Palm Pre Mojo SDK available to all
SolSie.com — ... : “Palm’s Mojo Software Development Kit is available to all interested app developers. The SDK can be downloaded from a new developer portal — Palm webOSdev — at ...

Palm Mojo SDK for webOS publicly released; new apps incoming
SlashGear — ... Palm have announced that their Mojo SDK for the webOS platform is available for general download, opening the floodgates for developers to code for the ...

Palm opens the Mojo SDK for all, new Pre apps forthcoming
CrunchGear — ... Prepare yourself for the onslaught of tip calculators and flashlights, friends, because the Mojo SDK for Pre’s WebOS is out and ready to rock. You can download it right here and start coding immediately, if not sooner. ...

Palm regains its Mojo with new SDK
TG Daily - All News — ... participated in the Mojo SDK early access program since it began in early April. "New applications are in the pipeline for the Palm App Catalog, and the App Catalog submission process will be opened to all developers beginning this fall," added Zilber. Image Mojo SDK provides an application framework based on HTML, CSS and JavaScript web development standards. The kit, which includes sample code along with a Palm emulator, allows developers to: Mojo is available for download at developer.palm.com . busy

Palm makes Mojo SDK beta and docs publicly available, officially opens developer floodgates
Engadget — ... who is interested... effective immediately. Furthermore, the company says it will begin taking submissions for new applications in the fall -- so if you're planning on getting something in, it's time to start cranking. For those of you haven't already torrented the previously available leak of the kit (or just want some real docs), this news should be music to your ears... er, eyes. Well what are you waiting for? Get downloading! Read - Palm blog post Read - Palm's developer site Filed under: Cellphones Palm makes Mojo SDK beta ...

Palm makes Mojo SDK beta and docs publicly available, officially opens developer floodgates
Engadget Mobile — ... who is interested... effective immediately. Furthermore, the company says it will begin taking submissions for new applications in the fall -- so if you're planning on getting something in, it's time to start cranking. For those of you haven't already torrented the previously available leak of the kit (or just want some real docs), this news should be music to your ears... er, eyes. Well what are you waiting for? Get downloading! Read - Palm blog post Read - Palm's developer site Palm makes Mojo SDK beta and docs publicly available, ...

Palm Opens Floodgates To App Catalog, Kind Of
mocoNews — If developers haven’t yet given up, Palm (NSDQ: PALM) said today in a blog that it is making it’s “Mojo Software Development Kit” available to everyone starting today, meaning all interested developers can now build applications for the Palm Pre. Whether developers are still interested in the platform after hearing unconfirmed rumors about less-than-stellar handset sales (pegged somewhere in the hundreds of thousands) remains to be seen. Plus, while the SDK is now officially available, submissions won’t be accepted until this fall. The SDK can be downloaded ...

Palm Mojo SDK for webOS available to all
Tech Ticker — ... designated site, register, download the SDK and start developing the apps. Palm also acknowledged that new apps for the Palm Pre Catalog are already in the pipeline and submission for new apps will be opened to new devs beginning this fall. Palm has had a successful run with its App Store even with lesser number of apps available. Since its inception one and a half month ago, users have downloaded more than 1.8m apps from the store. To learn more about the SDK, click here. [Via Palm] Share on: ...

Yeeha, Palm’s Mojo Software Development Kit is available to all
PalmAddicts — ... , Palm’s Mojo Software Development Kit is available to all interested app developers. The SDK can be downloaded from a new developer portal -- Palm webOSdev -- at ...

Breaking: Palm Releases Mojo SDK for Palm Pre
AppScout — ... In fact, the Mojo SDK already available now on Palm's new webOS developer portal at developer.palm.com. At the portal, developers will find user interface guidelines, a forum, and a webOS developer guide in addition to the SDK. ...

Palm releases Mojo SDK Beta for WebOS
Crave: The gadget blog — ... the public release of its Mojo SDK to all developers interested in creating apps for its WebOS and launched a new developer portal, complete with FAQs, forums, and all the associated documentation for the SDK. In addition, the company said ... ...

Palm pushes WebOS Mojo SDK to all devs!
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — ... smartphone OS on market. And, for the rest of you WebOS users (that would be anyone with a Palm Pre), keep an eye out for a handful of new WebOS applications coming down the pipeline. Palm has confirmed previous rumors that additional WebOS apps are headed to the App Catalog. Just how many new apps we’ll be seeing is still unknown. The WebOS 1.1 update? That’s probably not too far off either! Grab the WebOS Mojo SDK here. Related News from IntoMobile: The Palm Mojo Applications ...

Smartphone App Wars: Palm's Mojo Application SDK Stumbles Into Battle
Fast Company - Technology — ... this fall." In other words, the Phone is out, the App Catalog is open, the SDK is now out, but Palm isn't taking the opportunity to seize the day (a little late, towards sunset...but, still) and take the fight to Apple as soon as possible. Because though some new apps are "in the pipeline" and you can now develop any old app for the Pre if you like, there's nowhere to submit it to officially until maybe September. Can someone explain Palm's thinking to me? [Palm Blog, Palm SDK] Related Stories: iTunes Update Blocks Palm Pre Syncing Palm Pre Vs ...

Mojo SDK Released to All (Finally)
Alice Hill's Real Tech News - Independent Tech — ... , Palm’s Mojo Software Development Kit is available to all interested app developers. The SDK can be downloaded from a new developer portal — Palm webOSdev — at ...

Palm Pre Mojo SDK Freely Available: Apps Needed
jkOnTheRun — ... The SDK is available at a new developer’s portal, Palm webOS dev. The SDK had previously only been available to developers in the early access program, but it is now openly available. There is also a developer’s guide and a sample app available for budding app builders. ...

Palm Offers Pre Software Developers Kit to All
Wired: Gadget Lab — More than a month after the launch of the Palm Pre, Palm has opened up its webOS Software Developers Kit (SDK) called Mojo to all developers. The move could spark off a flurry of new applications on the Pre app store that seemed to be losing steam after the device’s release. The SDK can be downloaded from a new developer portal, Palm webOSdev at developer.palm.com. Any developer can access the SDK, its associated documentation and new Mojo forums, said Palm. “Palm been very methodical about how we roll out the program,” said Michael ...

Palm launches webOS SDK, aims to bolster app lineup
Between the Lines — ... , Palm said the SDK is available at its developer portal . Executuves are also planning a series of chats and meetups to woo software developers. ...

Palm finally unleashes Mojo SDK so you can make webOS fart apps for the Pre
Download Squad — ... offers some dates for webOS meetups and conferences, handy if you're trying to get up to speed fast. Or, you can go straight to the Palm developer center, cleverly called webOSdev (camel caps, radical!) and get the SDK and documents yourself. ...

Palm releases Mojo SDK for all developers - let the webOS apps roll in
Gadgetell — ... , related documents, and support forums.  As long as you have a valid email address, you can begin downloading the SDK here.  With the Mojo SDK you can build apps for Palm’s webOS.  ...

Palm Pre Apps Catalog Hopefully a Bit Less Sparse by Fall
Digital Daily — The drought of third-party mobile apps for Palm’s new Pre handset is almost over. Though it had warned that its release would be delayed until late summer, Palm today opened its long-awaited Mojo Software Development Kit to the public. About time, too. “The initial response to Palm webOS apps — from both developers and customers — has been enthusiastic,” said Jon Zilber, Palm director of online communications, in a blog entry on Thursday. “Even in its initial beta stage, over 1.8 million apps have been ...

Palm makes the Mojo SDK available to everyone
Unwired View — ... In consequence, anyone who’s interested can register to the Palm Developer website and download the SDK, plus the related documentation. ...

Palm Finds Its 'Mojo' With WebOS SDK
The Channel Wire — ... Development Kit (SDK) available to any developers interested in building applications for the Palm Pre and the webOS operating system. The SDK can be downloaded from Palm's new webOS developer portal , dubbed Palm webOSdev. All prospective developers need is a valid e-mail address to access the SDK, which is in beta, its associated documentation and new Mojo developer forums. The general availability of the Mojo SDK for webOS comes after Palm conducted a successful early access program that launched in April. Palm said thousands of developers got a jump on the Mojo SDK ...

Palm Finds Its 'Mojo' With WebOS SDK
ChannelWeb Complete Feed — ... Development Kit (SDK) available to any developers interested in building applications for the Palm Pre and the webOS operating system. The SDK can be downloaded from Palm's new webOS developer portal , dubbed Palm webOSdev. All prospective developers need is a valid e-mail address to access the SDK, which is in beta, its associated documentation and new Mojo developer forums. The general availability of the Mojo SDK for webOS comes after Palm conducted a successful early access program that launched in April. Palm said thousands of developers got a jump on the Mojo SDK ...

Palm WebOS Mojo SDK now available to all
Gear Live — ... Palm Mojo SDK for WebOS. High points here include the fact that the Mojo SDK is freely available to anyone who wants to download it. While that is nice, we’d prefer Palm taking app submissions immediately, as opposed to sometime later this fall. They are already playing catch-up with their App Catalog when compared to Apple’s App Store, but hey, this is Palm, what do you expect? If you want to develop for the Palm Pre and other WebOS devices down the road, grab the Mojo SDK now. ...

Palm releases Mojo SDK Beta for webOS
TechSpot — ... process begins this fall – finally opening the floodgates to the company’s App Catalog. While webOS is two years behind the iPhone OS, Palm is hoping developers quickly embrace their platform as it is based on standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This should lower the entry barrier for app development and provide a simple path for bringing existing web applications to the Pre. The SDK can be downloaded from a new developer portal launched today, dubbed Palm webOSdev , where you’ll also find user interface guidelines, a forum, and a webOS developer guide ...

Palm releases SDK for webOS
Betanews — ... With the launch of the SDK, Palm has also launched the WebOS Developer Portal, and the Pre Virtual Device Lab. In the portal, developers can acquire the SDK, read reference guides, help docs, and associated FAQs, or post in the developer forums and blogs. With the ...

Mojo, el SDK de la Palm Pre, listo y funcionando
Celularis — ... El nuevo SDK tiene versiones para Windows, Mac y Linux y busca posicionarse como el trampolín de crecimiento de aplicaciones para la Palm Pre en todas sus versiones. ...

Palm Mojo Software Development Kit for WebOS
D' Technology Weblog — ... , interested app developers with a valid email address can access the SDK, its associated documentation, and new Mojo developer forums. With the launch of the SDK, Palm has also launched the WebOS Developer Portal, and the Pre ...

LG Shows Android Phone
dailywireless.org — ... . WebOS has a built-in application catalog, and APIs for extending JavaScript in order to access hardware features of the device. ...

There are new ways to engage with Palm according to the Palm Blog
PalmAddicts — ... There are new ways to engage with Palm according to the Palm Blog today. "ou might be able to make a good product in a vacuum, but creating a great platform is something that requires the efforts of a community with diverse perspectives and interests. At Palm, we have a number of channels for engaging with different communities – this blog, @palm on Twitter, our Facebook page, our customer support forums, and the webOSdev community." Read in full. ...

Palm to open developer doors to webOS in December
Macworld — ... to distribute their application over the Web, with Palm providing the transaction and fulfillment technology. Applications will get a unique URL (Uniform Resource Locator) and can be downloaded over the air, Palm said. Palm said that option will let developers do their own online marketing and have greater control over distribution and promotion of their applications. Palm also has instituted a self-certification process for those applications, although they must conform to Palm’s content and ...