Nokia Offers Mobile Development Tools
Nokia
has introduced three mobile development tools for desktop designers and
developers of Internet content. The tools will enable them to convert
standard web code and scripting languages into new mobile applications
and services.
The
Nokia Web Runtime Extension for Adobe Dreamweaver, Nokia WRT plug-in for
Microsoft Visual Studio, and WRT plug-in 2.0 for Aptana Studio will
allow developers using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ajax code and other
standards-based technologies to extend their web content to mobile
channel by creating mobile widget applications, says Nokia.
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of Adobe BrowserLab, a new hosted service. It’ll enable Web designers to
view and test their sites on a wide variety of browsers and operating
systems. (Read:
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According to Nokia, its Nokia WRT widgets provide mobile users instant
access to customizable information or tools drawn in real-time from the
Internet. The widgets range from breaking news headlines to stock-market
tickers, social network status updates, flight arrival schedules,
localized daily weather, and more.
Nokia's
WRT is built on the same open-source, industry standard WebKit project
environment used by Web Browser for S60, Nokia's full-HTML browser for
the latest devices running on Nokia's S60 platform.
Nokia
claims that the smartphone platform S60 on Symbian OS accounts for more
than 180 million devices cumulatively shipped by S60 licensees,
including Nokia, Samsung, Lenovo, and LG.
The
tools will be available in eight languages, including traditional and
simplified Chinese, English, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, and
Spanish for developers.
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