Apple has announced the iPhone Tech Talks touring major U.S. cities.
Web 2.0 Applications. Meet iPhone.
Hear from the experts as they offer in-depth technical information on how to optimize your Web 2.0 application and content to take advantage of the features and capabilities of iPhone. Select a city and register today.
Bring your notebook, your code, and your iPhone
After a morning of in-depth presentations and demonstrations, you’ll work with the experts to design, code, debug and test your solutions on iPhone. Access to your code is required.
Free for ADC members
Take advantage of this ADC member benefit and register for an iPhone Tech Talk. If you are not currently an ADC member, sign up for a free ADC Online membership, then register for an iPhone Tech Talk.
Agenda
09:00 – 09:30 Registration
09:30 – 09:45 Opening Comments
09:45 – 10:30 Ensuring Safari on iPhone Compatibility
10:30 – 11:15 Creating Web 2.0 Applications for iPhone
11:15 – 12:00 Managing Content and Synched Data on iPhone
12:00 – 01:00 Lunch
12:00 – 04:00 Coding and Testing
Locations & Dates
• 08/02: Los Angeles, CA – LA Marriott Downtown
• 08/24: San Francisco, CA – Westin San Francsico, Market Street (Formerly The Argent)
• 08/28: Chicago, IL – The Allerton Hotel
• 08/30: New York, NY – The American Conference Center
• 08/31: New York, NY – The American Conference Center
Register today for an iPhone Tech Talk here.
iPhone? What is that? Some new-fangled device?
You know, I really wish Apple would get down off this Web 2.0 bandwagon and just open up the iPhone to allow for REAL software development. Sorry, but a web 2.0 application simply can’t replace a local software application installed on the iPhone that syncs to your data on your computer and doesn’t require the Internet to access the data in it. That is why the Treo will still reign supreme in my world, and you will never see me owning an iPhone.
What was that I heard about the iphone being a closed platform?
….yes, but when are they going to tell us how many they sold?
@MacBill: http://blog.clawpaws.net/post/2007/07/16/Storing-iPhone-apps-locally-with-data-URLs
yeah… thats all great news but, does it blend?
@Woody: When all that programmerspeak becomes a button that says “save for offline use”, it’ll matter.
best of luck with that stance MacBill
Treo = dead
Ho ho ho! First time I have ever been censored by MDN. Sheesh….
They removed my earlier post concerning the iPhone recalls…they are JOKES MDN….read a little further fer crissakes.
What the hell is Web 2.0? How come everything Apple implements revolves around open formats & independent industry approved and accredited standards? Dorks.
Get off your ‘standards’ high horse, Apple. That isn’t where the industry is headed, or what users want. The mighty innovators at Microsoft know this and that is why they reign supreme in market share and cost—pretty much the only criteria anyone should consider when purchasing PC’s or phones. The only 2 questions everyone should be asking are:
Is it cheap?
What is everyone else buying?
The answer is Windows, my MAC friends.
Your potential. Our passion.™
@Zune Tang
“The answer is Windows, my MAC friends.”
Your answer is ‘blowing in the wind’….my PC friend.
(maybe that is why it comes in brown and has a funny name like you)
That’s a little better Zung Tang, a little better. Not quite intelligent enough for my tastes, but better.
At my company (more than 100,000 employees worldwide), more and more applications are becoming web based. On the half full side, doing so reduces cost of tracking licenses and other maintenance. On the half empty side, if a server / network crashes, we’re on hold. On the “What? You got a glass?!?” side, I’m sure it’s part of the company’s plan to subtlety encourage us to work off hours giving applications can be accessed from any machine, i.e. our home machines via our VPN.
Peace.
Laura Bush = Cruella DeVille
MacBill, that kinda sounds the same idea as what M$ had when licensing…and look what happened…a fat wallet, but a lifetime of trouble and zero innovation.
Zune Tang.
I want to take this opportunity to invite you to be a guest on our show: The PC/MAC SMACKDOWN.
http://www.pcmacsmackdown.com
You bring up arguments that we often do on the show and I KNOW all of my Mac bretheren (and sisteren…is that a word?) would love to hear what you have to say.
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Smackman
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