Palm opens up WebOS SDK

Nibble Please develop software for us

By Nick Farrell

Thu Apr 02 2009, 12:14

PALM IS opening up the software development kit for WebOS, its next-generation mobile operating system.

The big idea is that the more people that invent applications for the OS, the more likely it is going to be able to kick the bottom of Symbian, Microsoft and Apple.

The sort of developers who will find the WebOS a breeze are those who are familiar with the HTML, CSS, and Javascript technologies that are used to build WebOS applications. µ

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